Sentence examples for reference to information from inspiring English sources
Most significantly, virtually all of Hundt's arguments, illustrations and "oughts" are framed in reference to information technology.
Second, they may be designed and administered without reference to information that is used by providers of health care.
With reference to information reliability (without considering different kinds of information), our results show a significant effect on travellers' compliance (e.g. compliance decreases as unreliability increases).
The anchored data include mRNAs or proteins by reference to information on biochemical reactions held in databases such as the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (Kanehisa and Goto 2000).
In addition, the paper illustrates (a) how issues related to indexing access to knowledge and knowledge primacy in conversation involve management of referential information, and (b) that in designing their turns, speakers select specific referential formulations in order to make reference to information and knowledge, and to signal their epistemic stance toward that knowledge.
Bates said the protective order would allow only prosecutors and defense attorneys to see the documents, and could require the court to seal all new filings that make reference to information in the documents.
It is noteworthy that 90.2% of tweets provided references to information they were providing, allowing others to confirm the trustworthiness of the material.
The executive, Raymond W. McDaniel Jr., said in reference to the information the company received, "Both the completeness and veracity was deteriorating".
But it included a reference to unspecified information that they said would hurt the prosecution's case.
But General Amin said today that the reference to new information was to "new technologies and new activities" undertaken during the weapons inspectors' four-year absence.
Arizona, for example, passed a proposition in 2000 setting up a nonpartisan redistricting commission and directing it to work without reference to partisan information and without regard to incumbent political bases.
