Sentence examples for localised information from inspiring English sources

The Australian federal police commissioner, Andrew Colvin, said state and territory police services would provide more localised information about the security situation.

Also today, Nokia launched an update to its Nokia Life localised information service — which provides health, education and entertainment info to Nokia owners in emerging markets.

In contrast, imaging biomarkers are often more useful than molecular biomarkers for disease staging, and also grading and for assessing tumour response, because localised information is crucial.

"We also worked with partners abroad," says Lewis. "Our first big move in overseas marketing was launching a separate US site on a different platform with localised information and American spelling.

Consequently, the need for reliable localised information on the potential role of the Australia's expansive native forest resource in energy generation is overdue (Raison 2006; Rothe et al. 2015).

It was observed that the positions of control rods bear the detailed and localised information about the power density distribution, and that the axial and the quadrant power differences, obtained from signals of ex-core detectors, describe its global variations in the axial and radial directions.

This paper presents novel contributions to BC theory, with the introduction of quasi-Bezier curves (QBC), which seamlessly integrate localised CP information into the inherent global Bezier framework, with no increase in either the number of CP or order of computational complexity.

Catheter-based imaging, however, can provide localised structural information with higher resolution than non-invasive imaging; therefore angioscopy and intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) are widely used in interventional cardiology.

Next, the radiologist, who was blinded for the depth information, localised the 125I seed with US and measured the perpendicular depth from the marked place on the skin to the 125I seed.

Eighteen of the 20 TLR and associated signalling genes could be localised using comparative information between the porcine FPC map and the human whole genome sequence [ 30].

In animals, these fibres have been employed in catheters to provide co-localised information on microstructure and molecular function in coronary arteries, using near-infrared fluorescence and frequency domain imaging [ 29], or to visualise bile duct anatomy during surgery [ 30].