Sentence examples for information supporting further from inspiring English sources

To support the defined process we present the metamodels that can be integrated with existing DSL (domain-specific language) frameworks to extend them with information supporting further extraction of fault propagation behavior.

As pointed out earlier geocoding is more a means to an end by providing a link to other sources of spatial information supporting further analysis.

This study will provide the basic components information supporting further well-controlled in vivo experiments and mechanism of action, and hope to partially explain the 'heating' in traditional Chinese medicine theory.

Because the 'consequence' strings in the VCF information field contain a wealth of parseable information, Olorin supports further processing of two variant consequence string formats: the UK10K analysis pipeline format and the Ensembl Variant Effect Predictor format (McLaren et al., 2010).

The identification of such haplotypes in developed cultivars provides valuable information to support further improvement of rice and other crops.

As the Web is now populated with large volume of information, it has become necessary to capture selected portions of web information in a data warehouse that supports further information processing such as data extraction, data classification, and data mining.

It sets an encouraging precedent for campaign groups battling similar situations elsewhere, from Greenwich Peninsula to Earls Court – where the information commissioner has supported further disclosure of viability assessments on gargantuan regeneration schemes.

Any wagers found to be irregular will be subject to further review by the tracks involved, and the tote company that processed the bet will be asked to provide further information supporting the wagers' legitimacy.

Both the nature and the scale of the new information support and further expand the concept of the landscape as the last witness of the war.

Despite these differences, immortalized cells as well as other emerging in vitro systems (e.g., primary cells, stem cells and 3-D culture systems) provide valuable mechanistic information that supports the further development of high-throughput toxicity screening assays.

This availability allows patients and caregivers to access the APGN for further information, support, and guidance should the need arise; and 10.