Sentence examples for yielded information that from inspiring English sources

Detective Callus said that after a lot of work the rooftop observations yielded information that helped obtain wiretaps on the phones of union officials and organized-crime figures.

Minimally invasive soil augers and a test trench yielded information that was used to corroborate interpretations of the geophysical data.

This setting yielded information that widely surpassed the information that can be provided by separate anionic and dye tracer trials, and solute transport monitoring by coring or suction cups.

American forces continued their sweep through a perilous swath of eastern Afghanistan today after two ranking Al Qaeda fighters were captured on Monday and laptop computers and cellphones discovered in recent weeks yielded information that could help thwart future terrorist attacks, military officials said.

Is there any justification for what the CIA euphemistically calls "enhanced interrogation techniques", meaning torture, as routinely practised at Guantanamo Bay? Waterboarding, once practicised by the Spanish Inquisition, has yielded information that has saved innocent lives: does that make it defensible?

The data extraction of raw mass spectra data files yielded information that was loaded into a relational database and manipulated without resorting to BLOB manipulation.

Several articles match in a general way some of the regional priorities within the three themes; however, this does not necessarily mean that these articles provide specific evidence for informing decisions on these priorities, but rather they may yield information that would help address those priorities.

The researchers also said that clarifying differences in the disease between men and women might yield information that would ultimately help both sexes.

Such an investigation will yield information that will help to interpret the results if dust overload conditions occur.

Such studies could yield information that will be invaluable in improving IRB review and oversight and protecting human research subjects.

The study shall be designed to yield information that will help the Department and the States identify activities and other measures likely to lead to significant reductions in the frequency, severity, and rate per mile traveled of crashes involving commercial motor vehicles, including vehicles described in section 31132(1)(B) of title 49, United States Code.