Their actions are often informed by the art of online "astroturfing," a technique also popular with modern corporations and PR firms.
His thoughts on dying are often informed by Buddhist theories of enlightenment and reincarnation, and during one digression he staged his own afterlife as an improvised two-character dramatic scene: GOD: There is no time.
As the AAPF report notes, "both the incidents and consequences of state violence against Black women are often informed by their roles as primary caretakers of people of all ages in their communities.
Public health responses to agricultural pesticide exposure are often informed by ethnographic or other qualitative studies of pesticide risk perception.
Native American perceptions of cultural landscapes are often informed by shared concepts that envision large-scale cultural geographies.
These consultations were often informed by the sharing of diagnostic scans or reports between the prospective medical tourist and surgeon, the transmission of which was also facilitated by the Internet.
They were often informed by the lyrical riffs of a jazz musician, or of an improvisational poet, incorporating Simons multiple creative talents.
Demographics of the participants are shown in Table 1.> -wrap-foot> AbbreviationSD Standard Deviationion, US United States Understanding of the disease and its symptoms (or lack of symptoms) was often informed by family members' experiences with diabetes.
To be sure, Mr. Bush's use of signing statements was often informed by a conservative legal theory that invests enormous power in the office of the presidency, a theory to which Mr. Obama has not adhered.
Philosophy of biology is often informed by a naturalistic approach, meaning that the work is closely tied to the actual history and practice of the science in question.
