I have visited Israel, and so informed my potential host.
They're so well connected and so informed, the thinking goes, that they must know something we don't.
This morning he wrote in pencil a brief telegram of explanation to the Swedish Academy, carried it himself to the local post office, and so informed the world.
"Take the Lancaster train," L. writes — we've never talked on a phone — and so, informing no one at home, I grab a dawn local into 30th Street Station, and from there step onto one of the old, rocking Penn Central coaches.
These methods allow TA to illuminate options, uncertainties and ambiguities and so inform wider political debates about how the contending questions, values and knowledges of different social interests often favour contrasting innovation pathways.
While this distinction between a thing's necessary properties and its essential properties is controversial, there is no doubt that it was Aristotle's view, shared by most of his medieval followers, and so informed the first historical occurrence of the debate about existence under discussion.
Sites were selected by the research team to provide variation across criteria and so inform our exploratory analyses.
Subgroup analyses can be used to examine the effects of including studies yielded from particular sources, and so inform design of search strategies for subsequent reviews.
This could illuminate major contributors to DUP and agencies involved in helping people access treatment, which may vary across cultures and between local service systems and so inform priorities for local initiatives to reduce DUP.
With prophylactic vaccination against HPV imminent, there is an urgent need for accurate epidemiological studies to provide baseline data, and so inform vaccine design regarding inclusion of cohort-specific HPV types.
