Sentence examples for superseded information from inspiring English sources
But the resulting thunderous applause was another reminder that in this room, entertainment superseded information, catharsis overrode ambiguity, outrage overcame contemplation.
This allowed information in the more standardized format of ontologies/vocabularies to be associated with those QTLs, superseding information that was only associated with the QTLs in curator notes.
The Identity Safe supersedes the information filtering function; instead of blocking personal information from leaving the computer, it stores personal information to fill webforms.
The information in these documents is expected to change, and any changes will fully supersede the information contained in this draft.
Foci assays are thus expected to yield functional insight that may complement or supersede genomic information, thereby giving radiation oncologists unique opportunities to individualize cancer treatments in the near future.
If so, our study shows that our GERD-education program supersedes patient information given within the usual consultation context.
Of note, Ki-67 by IHC and histologic grade were superseded by the information provided by the PAM50 proliferation score.
A decision matrix in which the weight of objective prognostic information supersedes any subjective or individual patient factors may be an uncomfortable paradigm of deliberation for the physician.
Conversely, if the actually accrued number of participants supersedes the required information size without the meta-analysis becoming statistically significant we may be able to rule out the anticipated intervention effect size [ 5].
This approach is understandable and often informative but in this study the interest is in knowing whether people hold more general preferences for the principles that supersede specific case information.
Similarly, Richard Rosecrance, in The Rise of the Virtual State (1999), wrote that military conflicts and territorial disputes would be superseded by the flow of information, capital, technology, and manpower between states.
