The principle of informed consent also requires that patients be given sufficient information to make an informed decision and also be given sufficient time to assimilate this information.
It is difficult to assimilate this information into our understanding of marine microbe ecology and evolution, because their distributions, traits, and genomes are shaped by forces that are complex and dynamic.
Nevertheless, the reasons for non-participation are frequently related to how the healthcare professionals involved present the design and objectives of the clinical trial to the patient, and how the patient assimilates this information.
But at most companies, there is usually enough technology available so that initial steps toward operational intelligence can be taken by tapping into existing data streams, mashing them up with Web information and assimilating this into a wiki or onto portal pages that reference a wide scope of information.
When it lost and was finally forced to release the information, it did so in a fashion that it made assimilating the information difficult.
Prior experience of occasions when her husband had almost died prevented her from fully assimilating the information she was given about her husband's prognosis.
To assimilate this level of information using current tools, the experimentalist is required to first identify the appropriate knowledgebases that contain the required information.
This might be explained by the fact that they assimilated the information that they had received during the half-day training about the AE-PAG.
We know that you, our readers, were mostly trained as engineers, scientists, business managers, and financiers: you are accustomed to assimilating information as data, and you'd like to see the numbers upon which we base our analyses.
The project is therefore developing a surrogate procedure that will use regression techniques to assimilate this breadth of climate information into the building simulation process.
