Sentence examples for salvaging information from inspiring English sources

I'd love to be proven wrong, and their idea of salvaging information from multiple frames (thus requiring CUDA) is good, but I think they're making promises they can't keep.

Using an example of the comparative effect of substance abuse treatments on crime, I use novel econometric methods to salvage individualized information from an existing dataset.

Shorina said she and another Nemtsov associate, Ilya Yashin, would try to salvage the information Nemtsov had been gathering and attempt to publish the report in a month.

She was not really a salvage ethnographer, collecting information on disappearing societies".

In the latter 1970s, excavations at Carthage were undertaken as part of a UNESCO sponsored, multinational archaeological effort to salvage as much information as possible from the vast site before expansion of building covered everything.

Commercial systems like Carfax or Experian cannot compel insurance companies or salvage yards to provide information; they typically receive information from state motor vehicle departments and police.

This seeming lack of annotation might be salvaged by updated pathway information.

Limited information on salvage treatment in patients affected by pancreatic cancer is available.

Recent methodological developments also allow modelling gains through detection of an optimum form of association, and provide powerful multiple imputation methods to salvage as much predictive information as possible from cases with missing data.

Consumer advocates — including the groups filing the suit in San Francisco — also say there is no excuse for the Justice Department not to have produced the regulations detailing how and when the insurance and salvage companies are to provide information.

The work of Unanue's lab and other early studies indicated that complete destruction in the lysosomal system can indeed be avoided and that the material salvaged provides vitally important biological information.