Sentence examples for since information that from inspiring English sources

This would produce a paradoxical consequence of split-foveal processing since information that is of special importance for word recognition in Latinate languages would project to the hemisphere that has least efficient word processing capabilities.

A German police official involved in the investigations of Islamic terrorism in southern Germany for several years said that "since 9/11, any information that had to do with the Islamic scene has been sent to the Americans," including information about members of the suspected plot.

Since data and information that are not interpretable won't offer you any insights, insights must lie within the interpretable parts of the extractable information.

Mr Snowden, who has been in exile in Russia since leaking the information that lifted the lid on the scale of US and UK intelligence programmes, told Germany's public broadcaster ARD that the NSA practised "industrial espionage".

But since you asked, information that has appeared in the public record is illuminating nonetheless.

Combining the 24-hour recall with a recall since birth generates information that is important for policy and programme design.

However, these genes may not improve the prediction performance since they carry information that is redundant with the clinicopathologic data.

The last few constructed variables can be safely ignored, since they contain information that is shared across the various data points.

The findings of the present study are significant at the practical level, since they provide information that extends the findings of earlier studies, based on conventional aerobic counts [ 14, 15].

This is of clinical interest because goals that are less specific (typically goals drawn from a higher level in the goal hierarchy) are broadly regarded as being more difficult to achieve, since they lack information that can direct behaviour and provide cues to action (Emmons 1992; Gollwitzer and Brandstatter 1997; Locke and Latham 2002).

The data were derived from a comparison of a "factbook" containing the misleading scores issued by Claremont McKenna's Office of Institutional Research and accurate information that has since been posted on the college's Web site; it was first reported by the news magazine The Claremont Port Side on Tuesday.