Sentence examples for more directed information from inspiring English sources
Patient (or claimant) empowerment is expected to strengthen the sense of control among the claimant, so that more directed information concerning his or her disability can be shared with the physician.
"We're getting more direct information about exactly where the shots are taking place," he said.
It is well known that the intra-band photocurrent can present more direct information on the quantum dot electronic states.
The component spectral enhancement constraint maximizes the difference between the pixel contributions and thus provides a better separation of the paint layers and a more direct information of the composition of the paints instead of paint ingredients.
Noninvasive NIRS is shown to be a suitable method to get more direct information about neuronal-activity-associated changes in cerebral parameters which are partly reflected in BOLD signal but are not fully understood yet.
Since fish oil supplementation has been demonstrated to suppress tumor growth by various mechanisms (Grimble et al., 2002; Larsson et al., 2004), forced expression to restore Ces1d level in the liver of hepatocellular carcinoma models could provide more direct information on whether Ces1d affects liver cancer development.
Although many types of surveys have been conducted, more direct information and validation on the S-wave velocity structure is still necessary to improve the velocity structure model because the available constraints from those surveys are not distributed uniformly over the basin.
Humans use trust to make decisions when more direct information is unavailable.
More direct information about the effects of recombination on H. pylori comes from studies of sequential H. pylori isolates, cultured from biopsies taken from the same patient at time intervals of several months to years [9].
This provides a basis for further experimental studies to provide more direct information on gene function.
DNA sequencing (i.e., bisulfite genomic sequencing) provides more direct information on methylation status.
