Sentence examples for information though only from inspiring English sources

Dehaye said his persistence in pressing the company eventually led it to build a tool that lets Facebook users obtain a subset list of advertisers who hold their contact information — though only for a rolling eight week period.

Participants in the Cancer-paper group first answered the personal and disease-related questions and then provided the other information, though only on the McSad and a depression scale.

Now, though, only a few remain.

In the chain of dissemination of information, most of the people could actually be transmitting misleading information (hence misinformation), though only one of the intermediaries may believe that the information is actually misleading (hence disinformation).

1– 5 One of the important features of the CSDD is that informants other than the residents themselves can be used to provide the data necessary for diagnosis; having agreement between sources of information is important, though only a few studies have addressed this issue.

First Call and Zacks are two sources of such information, though not the only ones.

Nonetheless, similar SBMU rates to the present study have been reported among adolescents in USA studies e.g., [ 17], even though information was only sought about TV, videos and video games, and "computer use for purposes other than schoolwork".

If you use Gboard you should know you are handing the adtech giant another firehose of your private information — though it claims that only search queries and "usage statistics" are sent by Gboard to Google (The privacy policy further specifies: "Anything you type other than your searches, like passwords or chats with friends, isn't sent. Saved words on your device aren't sent").

No significant change in maternal weight status was observed, though this information was only available after 2000.

Such results were confirmed either with ARMS assay, that demonstrated a good concordance though providing information only in terms of presence/absence of classical mutations (with no information about any other alteration), and with Sanger sequencing that provides the exact nucleotide sequence (though with a lower sensitivity [ 10]).

Inertial guidance systems may provide dead-reckoning information only, though compass and Doppler data can be combined with inertial outputs.