Sentence examples for more immediate information from inspiring English sources

Expedia is a close second, with more immediate information on rates but less information on amenities.

"Stricter reporting of overseas travel is designed to give police better and more immediate information and deter child sex tourism,'' Victoria's police minister, Wade Noonan, said.

Even as the field is in its relative infancy, it's already offered alternative options for planning classroom content an area that has long been dominated by textbook publishers along with the promise of more immediate information about student progress and learning.. Image from Innosight Institute K-12 Blended Learning Report.

Phone calls to radio advertising departments will usually yield more immediate information.

While the team is at work on the broader project, it responds to these more immediate calls for information, creating maps accordingly so workers can reach people faster.

SACS, on the other hand, looks into more immediate and contextual information which, as our evaluation results indicate, may prove useful in identifying future requests.

In particular, the FDA is setting up a sentinel network to collect data from 100 million patients to provide more immediate, complete, and detailed information about ADEs [ 68, 69].

Yet when have humans ever had more immediate access to solid information?

Such a system may allow clinicians more immediate access to ancillary information (e.g. guidelines) about eGFR interpretation, perhaps easing the transition.

The app is an interesting demonstration of how AR can be used to overcome the limitations of the physical world and make seemingly distant objects or information feel more immediate and relevant.

Telehealth might be more effective at improving glycaemic control than 'usual care' including standard self monitoring, as it involves goal setting, transmission of blood glucose information, and more immediate feedback from a healthcare professional [ 8].