Sentence examples for input to how from inspiring English sources
We believe our initial failure to do so may have led to the large numbers of village political leaders in the first edition of the CAB, as they thought they would have a direct input to how our research was performed.
He said: "This report looked at the quality of the coding process; we now need medical input to understand how and why this happened, and to understand if the coding was clinically appropriate.
Output of SMART2 and the MSW from the hydrological scenarios were used as input to count how many target species and competing species could occur based on their ranges.
It would combine the best available science with public input to identify how to better utilize limited ocean spaces.
(My colleague Matthew Forti and I provide additional examples in From Input to Ownership: How Nonprofits Can Engage with the People They Serve to Carry Out Their Missions).
Discussing how this deal could be dissolved, Forrest drafted a fax to Ashcroft in November 2004 saying he was considering approaching a Turks and Caicos lawyer whose firm represented Coxco, "for his input in to how we can break the agreement".
The version of Safari that ships with OS X 10.11 'El Capitan' allows web developers to build custom experiences that work with Force Touch input, similar to how native app developers have had access to that new hardware before now.
The sector inquires will provide important input as to how the markets function and how they can be improved.
In descriptive category B, a major input as to how the child tackles motor problems comes from instructions given by the physiotherapist.
It could become more useful by structuring inputs according to how different types of information may be treated, with a hierarchy based on the seriousness of the privacy intervention.
Consumers, though, will often have very meaningful input to offer on how to embed questions of interest in study design, such as given that a person has biological vulnerabilities, are there social or psychological contexts that would be more protective.
