Preferably, those data will have exact and accurate associated spatial and temporal information, but very often such data are available only as aggregated summaries.
Expertise in information management because very often the first step in coordinating business activities is rationalizing their data.
There is no doubt that readers benefit in all sorts of ways from digitized journalism and searchable listings online, but that ease of use has not been accruing to the benefit of the publications that provide that information, or very often, their advertisers.
Rapid development of information technologies very often exceed all our expectations, that's why it's really difficult to guess what will be actual in, say, five years.
These types of sample are relatively difficult to obtain from humans and interesting information is very often obscured by other factors, for example genetic, environmental, and dietetic background.
Chile (80th) fell 47 places because of its many freedom of information violations, committed very often by the security forces during student protests.
But reasoning and information flow are very often multi-agent affairs.
People with low levels of education and ethnic minorities seem to be more likely to be victims of lack of information: "It happens very often, including in the Roma quarters, but not only there, that physicians charge user fees also for children.
IC is the amount of information a term contains, meaning that a term contains less information if it occurs very often; in this context the similarity between two terms is quantified looking at the amount of information they share.
Accumulated evidence suggests that GP referral letters often lack essential clinical information, for example, 38% of specialists in outpatients reported that referral letters contain inadequate information fairly often or very often [ 2, 3].
