Sentence examples for turning to information from inspiring English sources

Turning to information technology, the report created a new technology achievement index that ranks countries in four categories: leaders, potential leaders, dynamic adopters and the marginalized.

Families may respond by requesting genetic counseling or by turning to information available on the internet to help them make sense of genomic test results.

Medical-device investing was also strong in the mid-1990s, but crashed later in the decade as public-market investors turned to information technology.

Following the economic liberalization in 1990s, several Indian organizations have turned to information systems (IS) for improving their competitiveness and overall business performance.

When we lack first-person experience regarding a situation or another person, we often turn to information provided by others to form an opinion [25].

To test these predictions, we turned to information about bacterial lifestyles available in the Genomes OnLine Database (Pagani et al., 2012), using both species-level (n = 138) and genus-level (n = 299) traits (see 'Materials and methods' for trait assignment criteria).

We now turn to information-theoretic quantifiers of PPIN structure, applying the methods developed in Annibale et al. [22].

Turning to an information network perspective, a node being isolated most of the time with very sporadic links to a single neighbor, may appear very unsociable.

Individuals seeking basic information about HPV frequently turn to health information websites.

Petals has been designed to get information to those most at risk because so many 11-18 year-olds had nowhere to turn to for information.

When Scotland cried over the Dunblane Massacre or the Piper Alpha disaster it was to the Record or Mail they turned to for information and comfort.