Sentence examples for usable information and from inspiring English sources

Process cycles of various energy systems can so be ecologically evaluated and provide usable information and a practical model for a stakeholder process.

A whole new world is being created through access to useful, usable information, and cities are at the vanguard of this shifting environment.

The final goal of research activities in omics sciences is to turn such amount of data into usable information and real knowledge.

By the end of 2012, 17 publications reported usable information and only one study reported outcomes stratified by baseline CD4 cells count [ 15].

The tool can now be used to assess impact on a larger scale and hopefully provide valuable and usable information to managers and policy makers.

While seasonal predictability is often very limited by physical and modeling constraints, harnessing additional predictable components of the climate system may in some cases substantially increase their usable information content, and provide more flexible forecasts in terms of the kinds of management decisions that can be informed.

Instead, it said that every participant in the system — doctors, hospitals, big integrated health care systems, insurance companies and government agencies — had to expand ways to provide usable information when doctors and patients decide on treatments, engage patients in clinical decisions, and adopt technology-assisted practices that have improved reliability and cut costs in other industries.

To see why, the marketing industry has to acknowledge some key truths about the relationship between data and usable information.

Conservation Biology Institute CBII) has been developing web applications to centralize and serve credible and usable information that allows natural resource managers, as well as the general public, to better understand the challenges posed by on-going environmental change.

Popular support can be measured in terms of local participation in [host nation] programs to counter the insurgency and whether people give counterinsurgents usable information about insurgent locations and abilities".

HTA seeks to provide health authorities and professionals with accessible and usable information to guide their decisions, whether these are used for advice on individual technologies or intended as guidelines for the management of health concerns and target populations.