Sentence examples for initial information about the from inspiring English sources
Lufthansa chief executive Carsten Spohr says initial information about the cause of the crash should be available "relatively quickly".
Le Roy said the initial information about the helicopter deliveries from Belarus came from the independent experts who are monitoring sanctions.
The C.I.A. has said that its initial information about the use of mobile trailers as biological weapons laboratories came from a former Iraqi scientist, and that the discovery of the trailers appeared to have confirmed intelligence that he provided.
Many news outlets and websites reported incorrect initial information about the school shootings at Sandy Hook elementary in Newtown, and BuzzFeed was one of those that misidentified the shooter.
They provide initial information about the context in which the planning effort is to take place.
The proposed energy function attempts to solve these problems by introducing initial information about the object and background through seeds.
By placing micro-amperometric electrodes on fluorescently identified cell compartments, we were able to collect initial information about this process.
There are various scales used in clinical practice designed to elicit initial information about a disease, monitor the possible changes of symptoms, and evaluate the effectiveness of the therapeutic process [44].
On Wednesday, a government official briefed on the case, who like others spoke on the condition of anonymity because much of the information in the case is classified, said the initial information about a link between Mr. Zazi and terrorism was received by counterterrorism analysts late in the summer.
A Phase I clinical study with ACIDFORM provided initial information about its safety and showed the formation of a layer over the vaginal/cervical epithelium [1; Amaral et al., Contraception 1999 60 361 6].
Therefore, the surgeon has the role of 'gatekeeper' of delivery of brief initial information about TFGT, which is likely to be the case in the future clinical setting.
