Sentence examples for information predominantly from inspiring English sources
Consumer wellness apps fall into a few sub-categories: physical fitness or training, self-measurement (eg pregnancy trackers), health information (predominantly nutrition based), and self-testing (including calorie monitoring or sensor triggering to monitor things such as heart rate).
While modern biotechnology is based on knowledge of molecular biology, determination or quantification of the DNA, mRNA, or protein content relies on optical methods to extract the information, predominantly through the use of fluorescent-labelled antibodies or similar labels.
But for Brown's family and those concerned about the epidemic of police violence in this country, grand jury delays and leaks of information predominantly aimed at discrediting Brown have left bitterness and resignation.
Here, we present MD, a novel META-Disorder prediction method that molds various sources of information predominantly obtained from orthogonal prediction methods, to significantly improve in performance over its constituents.
The majority of both postal and senate workers said that information, predominantly from health authorities at the CDC, was disseminated in a confusing and untimely way.
Furthermore, the most recent fNIRS study suggests that even a newborn's brain shows functional asymmetry for processing slow acoustic modulations, such as prosodic information, predominantly in the RH.
Instead of perfect channel state information (CSI) predominantly assumed in the literature, a certain channel estimation algorithm and the influence of the corresponding channel estimation error are considered in this study.
Differences in reaction times and percent correct were greatest around the optimal decision boundary, indicating that face information is predominantly used when making decisions during medium-value gambles.
Neurophysiological studies reveal phasic dopamine signals that transmit information related predominantly but not exclusively to reward.
Information is predominantly included as key bullet points which are easy to rapidly scan when seeking particular items.
The authors refer to an "orthodox view" that information flows predominantly from cortex to nucleus within the cerebellum.
