Sentence examples for surveyed for information from inspiring English sources

In this section, epigraphy is surveyed for information about how past civilizations lived; their religious beliefs and practices; their business, financial, legal, and social relations; and what shape their aspirations assumed in terms of verbal creativity.

Online and print media were surveyed for information about known environmental sources, contamination patterns, and exposure avoidance recommendations.

Literature was also surveyed for obtaining information on the past status and distribution of the kiang.

The U.S. EPA Integrated Risk Information System IRISS) (U.S. EPA 2013a), the U.S. EPA Office of Pesticide Programs (U.S. EPA 2013b), the U.S. EPA Superfund Regional Screening Levels (RSL) (U.S. EPA 2013d), and the California EPA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessmentt 2009a, 2009b) were surveyed for publicly available information on chemicals with human health assessments.

However, according to individuals surveyed, opportunities for information exchange is hindered by a persistent lack of access to up-to-date information and the skill set needed for publication.

The available three-dimensional structural information is surveyed for complexes involving Ig fold interactions, and various examples are compared and contrasted.

In response to an urgent request from the Coast Survey for information on the high country, Guyot sent a lengthy report detailing the geography of the Southern mountains, along with his prized map, by far the most comprehensive outline ever drawn of the mountain region.

Because of the high cost of surveying for detailed biodiversity distribution information, the available environmental data layers were used as surrogates for predicting biodiversity distributions to maximize the utility of samples collected.

The main results of this study represent the surveyed average information for each studied species and characterize the general evolutionary tendency of the poly(A) sites.

When they approached the survey company for information about the original methods, "the survey firm claimed they had no familiarity with the [original] project and … denied having the capabilities to perform many aspects of the recruitment procedures described in LaCour and Green," the researchers report in a statement posted online.

They mailed every bishop an extensive survey asking for information about abusive priests in their diocese.