Sentence examples for be more fully informed from inspiring English sources
"I would like to be more fully informed before this board makes such a serious decision that affects the whole country," he said.
In an editorial accompanying the journal article, Dr. Timothy J. Wilt and Dr. Melissa R. Partin of the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Center for Chronic Disease Outcomes Research urge men to be more fully informed about possible consequences and uncertainties before they have the P.S.A. screening.
These examples show that people can be more fully informed of the range of HIV risks without additional program cost.
"I've never participated on a board that was more fully informed," said Mr. Condit, a longtime executive who personally oversaw Boeing's merger with McDonnell Douglas.
But former officials of the C.I.A. who were involved in the case have offered statements that contradict Mr. Tenet's version, arguing that Mr. Tenet was more fully informed about Mr. Deutch's security breach than he has publicly acknowledged.
3. You've said that, in hindsight, you wish you had ensured that the Department of Justice was more fully informed and involved in President Bill Clinton's decision to pardon Marc Rich.
Only 47% of participants chose to take medication for the second decision, after being more fully informed.
In this study, negatively framed information appears to have resulted in decisions that were least consistent with decisions that were made by all of the participants after they were more fully informed and had seen all three presentations, but participants shown all three presentations were significantly more likely to have decided to take medication on the first decision.
In short, waiting until the second cycle improves the chances of consent being more fully informed and being based on experience as well as on counselling and documentation (Manson and O'Neill, 2007).
Swimming emerges from the study as a potentially valuable health and wellbeing resource that can be more fully harnessed to inform wider public health policy.
It is informed by evidence and acceptable to the health professionals involved in the formative evaluation sessions, but now needs to be more fully evaluated.
