Antiochus regarded the criterion of truth and the goal of human life as the two most important concerns of philosophy (Cicero, Acad. 1.29), and we are best informed about his epistemological and ethical views.
These stakeholders are best informed about the quality of the hospital.
The principle informant held a key position in his/her organization (i.e. close enough to the specification process to know about its specifics and particularities but distant enough to keep an overview of issues related to care provision in the organization as a whole), and therefore was best informed about whom to interview to gain valuable data [ 53].
However, it is unclear which is the most valid report given the field's assumption that youth are best informed about their own experiences with violence (Richters and Martinez 1993; Schwarz 1999) and that it may be the perception of the frequency and severity of violence that most substantially influences the subsequent impact of that exposure.
In Avicenna's literal commentaries on the philosophical corpus, most of which are lost, metaphysics represents the section about which we are best informed by either Avicenna himself or his disciples (e.g., The Available and the Valid, Al-Ḥāṣil wa-l-maḥṣūl), or by the surviving portions (e.g., Book of the Fair Judgment, Kitāb al-Inṣāf).
But decisions about the allocation of national health-care resources are best informed by reliable, locally-derived, population-based data.
And atheists were among the best informed about religion.
What is the optimal set of surveillance nodes that best inform about the spread of an epidemic accurately?
If there is some activity needing you to be alone for long time, it is best to inform your friends about it.
Check your irritation; people mean their best and only family and best friends should be informed about the need to be conscious of developmental stages.
