Sentence examples for informed set of from inspiring English sources

These results therefore lend credence to the POETICs rubric developed under the Global Carbon Project's Urban and Regional Carbon Management Initiative, which calls for carbon research and management at multiple scales through the use of an extended and more sociologically informed set of drivers [3].

By contrast, our direct measurements of differential levels of histone acetylation allowed us to select an experimentally informed set of candidate regulatory regions that showed differential distribution of the binding sites for 3 of the 4 differentially expressed factors including the binding site for Gata2, the potential relevance of which we went on to validate experimentally.

There were more office holders than non-office holders interviewed, potentially contributing to a relatively well informed set of interviewees.

These results therefore lend credence to the POETICs rubric developed under the Global Carbon Project's Urban and Regional Carbon Management Initiative, which calls for carbon research and management at multiple scales through the use of an extended and more sociologically informed set of drivers [ 3].

This study provides an advanced and more informed set of design rules that quantify and visualize the different degrees of flexibility of enabling technologies and associated performance based on required specification and/or functionality.

Right now I believe Facebook is avoiding the inevitable step of creating a much more comprehensive and locally informed set of rules, both for pragmatic and idealistic reasons.

Taken together, this work will inform sets of actionable, specific recommendations for governments, companies, and caregivers that we will stress test before striving to implement through strategic partnerships.

The result was a useful, well-informed set of discussions that sheds light on these complex ties and future prospects.

In the U.K., the critical culture can be fairly moribund and dominated by an oddly ill-informed set of academic assumptions.

By Hendrik Hertzberg July 30 , 2010Brendan Nyhan, who picks up on (and usefully amplifies) a recent post of mine on the National Popular Vote, seems to attract an unusually well-informed set of commenters to his blog.

Brendan Nyhan, who picks up on (and usefully amplifies) a recent post of mine on the National Popular Vote, seems to attract an unusually well-informed set of commenters to his blog.