Sentence examples for virtue of information from inspiring English sources

As discussed above, culture links various markets by virtue of information dissemination efficiency and conduct conformity (Case and Shiller 1989; Oikarinen 2004; Hong and Stein 2007; Ferreira and Gyourko 2012; Wu and Deng 2015).

To ensure that the predictive regression model had no information about the two left-out words by virtue of information from the factor analysis outcomes, a new factor analysis was run on each of the 1,770 sets of 58 words, producing a separate set of factor profiles and factor locations for each run.

There have been no studies evaluating the different contemporary classifications for stillbirths over a range of different users and settings focusing on the important virtues of information retention, ease of use and inter-rater agreement.

According to Railton, the latter provide "explanatory information" in virtue of conveying information about some limited portion or aspect of the ideal text and are explanatory in virtue of doing so.

The greatest virtue of digital information is its speed and ease of access.

There are many things we can learn from our kids, who by virtue of the information revolution that has accompanied their development are far more aware of many things that we adults either have forgotten or ignore.

By virtue of the information available, it concentrated on particular aspects of each of the HSS components; a detailed account of context and process of all implementations were necessarily curtailed by the breadth of the topic.

If social practices are affected by attempts to audit them then the picture generated is not only a poor representation of practice (at the very least the data is often out of date) but the assumed primary virtue of this information, its decontextualized nature, is undermined.