Sentence examples for information taking up from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, the effect that large amount of external feedback leads to reduced performance accuracy could be due to superfluous external information taking up attentional resources (MacLeod & MacDonald, 2000).
Also, scientific information, once taken up into the science-policy process, tends to 'stick around', which is apparent from the fact that the initial set of sites proposed by scientists in the beginning of the nineties bears great resemblance to the set of areas that have now been nominated.
After all, the couple can send e-mail messages to all their friends and relatives giving this breathtaking information without taking up valuable newspaper space.
No system is perfect, but we had to find something that gave parents the personal information without taking up too much of teachers' time.
The most important part of the new profiles is how much information surfaces without taking up a lot of room.
We were always going up and down, gathering information, taking photos.
But she insists that the obligation would have applied only to information she gained after taking up her new responsibilities as a resident adviser, not something she learned about long before.
There's a trade-off between making that information readable and not taking up too much of the screen.
Considering today's call for more patient participation in medical decision-making, the convenience of taking up information and drawing blood close to home, paired with customized advice from the very first consultation, might appeal to patients.
According to the interviews, for the political level of policymaking, the media and its attention to certain topics during the policymaking process seemed to be an important source and legitimation of information and concern for taking up the issue in the policy.
Even the BBC (a publicly funded body) said compiling such information would take up too much time and money - in response to a request under Freedom of Information laws.
