Sentence examples for information to recognize from inspiring English sources

Experts have said that lacking a formal advisory from the city, doctors may not have had sufficient information to recognize the ailments connected to 9/11, or to prescribe the proper treatment.

Many analysts, though, question whether Mr. Draghi — or any Italian regulators — would have had enough information to recognize the bank's problems, since there appears to have been a deliberate attempt to conceal losses.

Recent studies suggested that humans rely on local information as much as on global information to recognize the scene category.

Other authors have reported dynamic actions and also physical movements as a main source of information to recognize mental states.

Our experimental results show that faces and scene characteristics contain important information to recognize interactions between people.

Results presented in this paper corroborate those from previous lateral force studies in that LFM can provide additional useful information to recognize compositional contrast in mineralization studies.

The aim of GPS standards is to achieve an information system able to preserve information consistency, to recognize and evaluate uncertainties, when these arise, and to enable their management in economic terms.

Forty-nine stands and the District of Columbia have recognized such a privilege, and members of Congress proposed the Free Flow of Information Act to recognize a similar privilege as a matter of federal law.

Moreover, the descriptor should contain enough information enabling to recognize the same or similar objects seen from different perspectives.

Recent advances in DNA sequencing have greatly accelerated our ability to obtain the raw information needed to recognize both known and potential novel modular microbial genomic capacity for nitrogen metabolism.

Accurate data is a fundamental requirement of good information systems, and yet most information systems contain significant amounts of inaccurate data, and most enterprises lack enough of a basic understanding of the concepts of information quality to recognize or change the situation.