Sentence examples for information open for from inspiring English sources

These posts attaracted the attention of Kat's fans, who found that Kenneth's account contained a great deal of personal information, open for everyone to see - such as pictures of himself, and his place of work.

For a company so committed to making all our information open for the all world to see, Google has been anything but transparent about its corporate dealings.

Those who disagree about these negative positions argue that harnessing communications technology will benefit all sections of the population, will disseminate information, open opportunities for women.

A patent is an agreement between an inventor and the state that protects the invention for a limited period in return for making the information open.

Syntenic species conserve QTLs for similar traits and this synteny information opens new possibilities for identification of candidate genes controlling similar traits across species.

This valuable information opens the door for new strategies in diagnostics and forensic attribution as well as for novel approaches in the identification of vaccine candidates and the discovery of "universal" drug targets through comparative genomics.

"They think an open government means our information is open for the taking," David Segal of Demand Progress, an internet activist group, said to kick off events.

Elicitation questions are thus best formulated in a manner which is consistent with the way the experts commonly present their knowledge [ 11], presented with sufficient background information and open for one interpretation only [ 14].

The spreading of devices and applications allowing people to collect personal information opens new opportunities for Personal Informatics.

The increasing availability of online textual information opens new venues for large-scale research into organizational discourse and vocabulary shifts of organizations [1].

In addition, we developed methods that expand the capability of SLEUTH to incorporate economic, cultural and policy information, opening up new avenues for the integration of SLEUTH with other land-change models.