Sentence examples for more information is given from inspiring English sources

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Subsequently, an email will be sent in which the aim of the study is explained briefly and more information is given to inform the GP what participation means for the GP, for the patient and for the partner/significant other.

Not much more information is given, other than announced plans to fight against the government in court.

More information is given in Table 2.

More information is given in the Appendix B: Data Appendix.

More information is given in [6] and the references therein.

At the same time, the more information is given, the less patients usually remember (McGuire, 1996).

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More information was given, and the question repeated, with the usual higher valuation.

No more information was given.

Flyers, posters, and e-mails contained a hyperlink to a website on which more information was given about the procedure of the experiment.

In the statements from the years 2006 2009, the recruitment process was explained in 27/32 of the statements and more information was given; e.g. about the planned recruiters, recruitment situation and how the recruiters would be informed.

Values of E for all 19 relationships analyzed and incorporating successively more information are given in Appendix Table A1 (using ns only), Table A2 (using ns and ps), and Table A3 (using ns, p s, and ts, i.e., as in Table 4).

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