This information disconnect between highly savvy bloggers and the journalists at our public broadcaster illuminates one of the key reasons why very little is known about our own cybesurveillance agency.
One of the majority opinions said that DNA was a chemical, not an information medium, and that disconnecting DNA from the chromosome changed it enough structurally to qualify for patenting.
That bit of information is disconnected from the case, but in context with the fact that Naz takes Adderall for fun (which we learned last week) torpedoes the image of him as a perfect innocent.
While faithful to intervention theory, professional development programs produced in this perspective often take the form of episodic and didactic information delivery, disconnected from professionals' real-world experiences [ 11].
There is an apparent disconnect between the information patients receive and retain in the context of the preoperative consultation.
There is also a disconnect between information and incentives, as few servies currently match medical needs, payment types, quality of care and availability at a national scale, he says.
Moore [ 1] argues that "research continues to show a disconnect between the information physicians need and the information they retrieve".
From the queries and comments of the women, we found that there was a sort of disconnect between the information provided by various government functionaries and the possibilities of women actually utilizing this information.
Everybody took lots of notes, but I sensed a disconnect between the information people and the entertainment people.
Fry, the BBC trustee, told the PAC in its 10 July hearing that there was a "disconnect" between the information provided by Thompson in his 7 October memo and what emerged subsequently.
Moreover, a disconnect between the information from prenatal care and the delivery care can contribute towards the decision of the doctor on duty to implement a cesarean delivery.
