Sentence examples for produced information for from inspiring English sources
Although Baghdad has allowed inspection teams to work unhindered, they said the inspections were not effective because Iraq has not produced information for them to verify, showing that prohibited weapons from the past have been destroyed.
These experiments have produced information for modelling the effect of fertilization on volume increment in Finland (Kukkola and Saramäki 1983; Kukkola and Nöjd 2000: Hökkä et al. 2012) and elsewhere (e.g. Nilsen 2001; Nohrstedt 2001; Pettersson and Högbom 2004).
In the 2011 census the relevant census area was identical to the electoral ward, an area of 3.55 square miles, and produced information for the area as a whole.
This study produced information for future nursing education research in this field, especially for interventional studies.
This produced information for orthologues identified by TIGR identifiers for rice and AGIs for Arabidopsis.
As can be seen from the Txt) and Html) exports produced, information for the regional units identified is given, as well as the subregions included in each regional unit.
It involves the organized monitoring of actors to produce information for the purpose of governing.
Then it goes to the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP), which is tasked by government with producing information for professionals and the public on the performance not only of heart surgeons but more recently others too.
The judge, John D. Bates, observed that no court had ever ordered a president or a vice president to produce information for Congress, which the General Accounting Office serves as an investigative and auditing arm.
It is also one of the most important quality attributes of the systems embedded into our surroundings, e.g. sensor networks that produce information for business processes.
The government contended that its request complied with the Budapest Cybercrime Treaty, joined by 50 nations, and that limiting the extraterritorial reach of the SCA might actually limit the United States' ability to comply with its treaty obligations to produce information for other countries.
