Sentence examples for information previously not from inspiring English sources

Classes expressing these functional components were compared with the existing biogeographical regions, revealing agreement in some instances, and in other cases adding information previously not available.

Begging Stewart to ask the question, "What is in those drone memos that is so terrible the White House will give anything, including information previously not seen about the Benghazi attacks, not to have to release them".

"Labeling of OIM products like compost provides consumers with useful information previously not required by manufacturers including product contents, directions for use and information on use for Certified Organic operations," says Professor Stephen Andrews, soil scientist at UC Berkeley, California.

Or maybe it is that a tiny uptick in the incidents of cancellation have become magnified by ready access to information previously not generally available (thank you, World Wide Web!) and by the unfortunate tendency of presenters to market around particular artists...so that when they cancel audiences are furious and managements embarrassed.

To answer these questions there is a need to measure the flame index and its statistical properties, and this information previously has not been available.

In a blog post about Project Baseline, the company writes that it is focused on "creating new tools to collect and organize information in ways previously not possible so that we can make the information useful" — describing the initiative overall as a "unified effort to map human health".

Any information previously entered will not be saved.

"[D]isclosure of information previously kept secret does not necessarily entail serious and irreparable damage and that, in the light of the circumstances of the case, such damage has not been demonstrated in the present case," it concluded.

If classification accuracy remains significant when the voxels shown to have somatotopic properties in the group analysis are excluded, we have evidence that cross-modal multivariate pattern classification relies upon additional sources of information: patterns present in voxels previously not identified as containing significant information.

Smartphones are now providing routine access to information in ways that were previously not possible, and this includes the area of medical education.

Information could be repeated at each appointment; patients might not recall information previously given or might find repetitive information reassuring.