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"needed information are" is not grammatically correct
The verb "are" should be singular, so it should be "needed information is." You can use this phrase in written English when referring to a specific set of information that is necessary for a particular task or situation. For example, "The needed information is listed on the website."
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The proposed IAS is merited by an adaptive threshold level while needed information are captured from single end only.
To address the energy cost issue, all the needed information are sent to the ZC, which has sufficient computing and storage capabilities.
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Only a tiny percentage of victims sue, as the needed information is almost always withheld by a secretive medical establishment.
All needed information is now available to determine the PTF.
This needed information is conveyed by the watermarked image itself with no or negligible degradation.
Obtaining the needed information is the current focus of data-intensive computing.
However, the needed information is either missing or its gathering boils down to daunting tasks.
Up to 35% of all SA failures in Endsley's study were traceable to attention; "all needed information was present, but not attended by the operator" [5].
Of course, when all the needed information is provided to subjects rationality and hedonicity tend to coincide [ 57].
For community members, having access to needed information was thought to have the potential to alleviate fears related to providing in-home care for a dying individual.
Our paper gives easy to apply computation schemes to compute confidence intervals and other entities in situations where the needed information is unavailable.
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