Sentence examples for reference that information from inspiring English sources

"When you put on Google Glass to collect and reference that information, it helps you engage with the patient better".

The idea is that women can not only notate details about their cycle in the app, as many third-party apps today allow for, but they can cross reference that information with the data the wearable collects to help them better understand their overall health trends.

In basic terms, you need to track what's coming in and what's going out, and cross reference that information day-to-day.

The police can then cross-reference that information with registrations in the area and investigate a subset of cars.

This data is especially useful in the case of Comcast, which also owns NBCUniversal (which in turn owns NBC and a large suite of cable channels): it can not only see your viewing habits, it can cross-reference that information with purchase information (loyalty cards, movie ticket purchases) and sell ads more intelligently.

The tech will cross-reference that information with historical data of past posting, messaging, as well as hashtags used to determine the relation such as #momlife #kids #hubby #wifey, etc.

"Our software cross-references that information with the specific measurements that we take from clothing in our system, and prints out a report".

He said that when a car owner requests files be deleted from the vehicle, rather than overwrite the data, the entertainment unit will simply delete the reference to that information.

"Bogus" was how the British conservative paper The Times characterized it, pointing out that the reference that gave that information was a non-peer-reviewed report by the World Wildlife Fund.

However, they are able to eliminate the differences in callback rates by including letters of reference that contain favorable information about the personality of the applicant.

It is briefly mentioned by the DEA in budget documents, albeit without any reference to how that information is used or represented when cases go to court.