Sentence examples for information which do not from inspiring English sources

We only found minor differences in the characteristics of microglia in the control and postischemic retina of Wt and P2Y1R-KO mice (see Supplementary Information), which do not explain the finding of an altered degeneration pattern in postischemic Wt and P2Y1R-KO retinae.

There is a valid distinction between the assessment and data mining of grouped, safety data, giving aggregate patterns of PRO-AE information, which do not necessarily require medical confirmation on an individual basis, as opposed to the assessment of single cases for which medical confirmation remains important.

They provide him with information, which does not go to waste.

A criminal information, which does not require a vote by a grand jury, was the weakest action the govt. could bring against Helms.

This is given because, when we do a search, the browsers provide information which does not consume much bandwidth and so the delay is shorter.

Moreover, in [5] the achievable rate at high SNR has been studied by considering generalized mutual information, which did not confirm the high rates promised in [3].

This study provides information which does not invariably support the common practice of supplementing with Mg the concentrates to be used in concentrate-rich rations for high-producing dairy cows.

This is for instance confirmed in the EU's recent 'General Data Protection Regulation' which states that "the principles of data protection should therefore not apply to anonymous information, namely information which does not relate to an identified or identifiable natural person… .82.

Spectrally redundant information which does not vary with time, either present in the PMW or the interference, can be included in (31) and (32) by setting the FSs appropriately.

We first propose a simple approach to obtain a rough estimate of the light source position from a single image using the shading information which does not use any calibration or initialization.

Considering the Fisher test as a case study we conclude that, in the usual situations of multinomial or of independent binomial samplings, conditioning on the two margins involves a loss of information which does not decrease when the sample size increases.