Sentence examples for only useful information from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the dynamic dependency management has the advantage that does not waste network and memory since the execution path field holds only useful information, which is an advantage for huge paths.

In order to reduce the space requirement for the hypotheses, we shall include only useful information, e.g., we can discard information produced by MSD taggers, which will not be used by the models.

As a consequence, we provide not only useful information about the objective effects of reallocation of hospital ward care on a range of outcomes, but we are also able to determine barriers and facilitators for the implementation.

A strength of this study is that we collect a very large set of data from different sources which provides not only useful information for the effect evaluation but with the interviews we are also able to determine barriers and facilitators for implementation (i.e. process evaluation).

Uterine EMG is a nonstationary signal that contains not only the useful information but also some unuseful parts such as the artifacts (mother ECG, fetal movements…).

The availability of these antimicrobial agents on common platform not only provides useful information but also facilitate the virtual screening process, thus saving time and overcoming difficulties in selecting specific type of inhibitors for the specific targets.

It is expected that the results presented here will not only provide useful information for industrial applications but also complement the existing literature.

The study of the genetic diversity of HCV circulating in different countries and regions not only provides useful information for the local epidemiology and diagnosis but also serves as another piece on the puzzle of HCV evolution.

Owing to the dependence tolerance ability of the BCA framework, interfering vibration sources that are dependent/correlated with the crack vibration source could be recognized by the SOTBCA, and hence, only useful fault information could be preserved in the reconstructed signal.

As Mathiot wrote in the original introduction, "A good cookbook must only offer useful information".

However, these tools will only provide useful information to recruiters when they are shown to predict important work-related behaviours, as opposed to simply entertaining consumers or boosting their egos.