Sentence examples for Not very informed from inspiring English sources

Not very informed is the omitted variable (3) Interacted with nursing students over the past year when present during shift: most or all of the time (defined as high frequency), about half of the time (medium frequency), or a little or none of the time (low frequency).

"A lot of them were not very informed about what's been happening.

He admitted to being "not very informed" about what had occurred as he had been concentrating on the match.

There's no tactile or tangible object and it's not very informed.

The 'ask me' staff was in general very friendly and abundant, but not very informed.

The odds of satisfaction with most program aspects also were significantly higher for staff nurses who felt somewhat informed as compared with not very informed about the program, although not as high as the odds for the staff nurses who felt well informed.

The odds of satisfaction with the teaching ability of the instructors, the clinical expertise of the instructors, their personal reward from working with students, and the professional recognition they received from working with students were particularly high (>4.0) for those nurses who felt well informed about the program, as compared with those who were not very well informed.

Anyone who says different either has a political agenda or is not very well informed".

It is probable, and, in fact, certain that the Australian public generally is not very fully informed of conditions of life among the aborigines.

Q. Do you see any resolution of the controversy about genetically modified foods? A. I'm not very well informed there.

The campaign is based on "extensive consumer research in the past two years," says Michael Bernstein, chief marketing officer at the Visiting Nurse Service, from which "we learned that consumers are not very well informed about the category" of home health care.