Sentence examples for under which information from inspiring English sources
This study provides important insights into the conditions under which information systems can crowd out prosocial behavior.
Sufficient conditions are developed under which information on the interconnections is employed for decentralised controller design to reduce the effects of the interconnections on the entire systems.
Each FGD member was identified with a code under which information from each was written.
To assess data quality, we considered respondent validation as well as transparency and careful review of the conditions under which information was gained to be the most important aspects.
Under each subheading in box 2, we have added an open question beginning with 'other' under which information that is reported in the template but not covered by the questions above can be categorised.
'Adaptive methods should be used as a matter of course', remarked statistician Weinstein in The New England Journal [ 19]. 'It never pays to commit oneself to a protocol under which information available before the study or obtained during its course is ignored in the treatment of a patient' [ 19].
The trait under selection is a trait for which information on selection candidates comes from full-sibs, which provides a challenging test for developing theory, because the use of genome-based EBV is most beneficial in this situation [ 3].
We have offered theoretical suggestions to establish a more nuanced perception of the conditions under which narrative information can be expected to be more effective than non-narrative information.
Second, we explored the circumstances under which this information is most important with regard to main differential diagnoses (DDs) and information from external sources (interoperability).
MR. GORE: First of all, President Clinton has issued a presidential directive under which the information is now being gathered that is necessary for an executive order.
By ingenious cross-references, entries are linked with other entries under which further information can be found, thus avoiding the inclusion of an index.
