Sentence examples for aspects informing from inspiring English sources

We identify four main aspects informing a dominant youth masculinity: 1) men's main sexual relationships, 2) violence and control over female partners, 3) having multiple partners and thus demonstrating desirability to women, 4) public violence.

They help to reassure the patient, explain the examination, its uncomfortable aspects, inform the radiologist about the patient's physical and psychological state, and obtain the patient's request for the results.

There is also a practical aspect informing the views of churchmen like Orombi and Akinola, whose churches are in competition with Islam.

Counselling carers towards acceptance of the child's disability was one aspect; informing and educating the community was another.

Three aspects of informing this calculation are to estimate (1) the recruitment rate, (2) attrition rate and (3) the proportion of women whose wound had healed at 6 8 weeks (the primary outcome).

In addition to the safety aspects of informing patients, clinicians should be educated about and encouraged to follow national and international guidelines [ 10] to involve patients in decision making around rheumatoid arthritis medications and fully inform patients and caregivers of the comparative harms and benefits of disease-modifying agents.

Another aspect of informing patients is to create comfort so that patients perceive the work at the ED as running normally.

Generally, more attention has been given to the informing aspects than to the framing aspects, and more tools have been developed to support the analytic aspects of the processes than the deliberative aspects.

While the first step of registering such dissimilarities in technology use and appropriation is interesting yet relatively straightforward, a more complex analysis would likely dig deeper to try and understand exactly what cultural aspects may be informing use, practice and protocol.

In theory the same pulling-back-the-curtain aspect should inform "American High," but there is not much to surprise teenagers or their parents here.

This choice obviously cannot be known in advance and it would be useful to set up a way of identifying the patient's choice in relation to this aspect and inform the radiologist in charge of the patient and the examination.