Sentence examples for information tested from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. is asking its advisory panel to weigh several options: whether TriLipix should be withdrawn for use with a statin; continue to be used with a statin with data from the study added to the prescribing information; tested in a new study; or face no changes.

Among the 20 data checked as potential predictive factors of diaphragmatic dysfunction, only 3 were slightly significant (height, weight, and BMI) for some of the information tested.

Along these same lines, the current study showed that information tested at the end of class, regardless of whether it was also tested at the beginning of class, was retained better on the weekly quizzes compared to information that was not tested at all.

Too many figures in the entertainment business (Dr. Oz, I'm looking at you) don't care about making sure their audiences get information tested by science, as long as they can rake in the big bucks.

Here we further showed that at least for the two types of information tested in the current study, similar mechanisms exist for extracting information from a lower stage to a higher stage for VWM and visual perception.

Together, these findings imply that dissociated extraction mechanisms exist in VWM for information processed via dissociated processes in perception (at least for the information tested in the current study), and thus support the analogy hypothesis.

It gathers information, tests evidence, asks questions.

Table 1 is the list of participating forecast models with the following information: testing region, testing class, mod-eler(s), model name, and the mode of submission.

Stigma in the community and myths that people with disabilities are asexual or virgins further isolate them from HIV information, testing, counseling, and other services.

The company eventually cut its consultant rolls to 500 from 900 and switched to quality assurance and information testing work, fields closer to its Year 2000 experience.

By Philip Hamburger and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, February 10 , 1940 P. 11Forty Russians prisoners, taken prisoners by the Finns, flunked an information test.