Sentence examples for Informed more about from inspiring English sources

"I then told her that I indeed wanted to pull out of the scheme, and that I believed that I should have been informed more about the scheme as they had not told me that the store in question wouldn't be paying me".

Recommendations by FDA, IHS and EMEA for inclusion of placebo in comparative RCTs are plenty but, seemingly, clinical investigators and the pharmaceutical industry need to be informed more about why these rules should be followed.

Research also indicates that patients want to be informed more about IBS.

Moreover, we have compared the effects of inverse and positive correlation and whether which model informs more about the disease state (Table 5).

We learn that Murdoch is "cleverer than most" big executives, "smarter" than his rivals and "better informed, more nuanced" about policy issues than other businessmen.

Company executives on Thursday faced questions from U.S. lawmakers over why consumers weren't informed more quickly about the breach.

Legal minors and parents need to be informed more precisely about specific issues like placebo and the primary purpose of trials.

On average they felt more informed, more clear about their personal values regarding benefits and risks, more supported in their decision-making and more satisfied with their decision after, compared to before, the course.

And, by championing it, the Republicans may well help inform more people about the popular benefits of health care reform — and about the extremism of one party that seems determined to take them away.

This week they launched an awareness campaign and an animated video – at www.getarealdeal.co.uk – to help inform more people about the problem.

Cheap tests that are accurate and accessible can inform more patients about their Alzheimer's status – and it can lead to better research of the disease, Dr. Wint says.