Sentence examples for better informed conclusions from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, the ongoing PRECISION trial will, when completed, provide further evidence to reach better informed conclusions.

If community juries are to be used to inform screening policy, it is essential to understand the capacity of a community jury process to support better-informed conclusions by its participants.

"Your consumer is more informed, but not necessarily better informed".

People who said they voted in the last presidential election were better informed than nonvoters.

The conclusions of the conference stressed that Roma women should be better informed about the role of reproductive health, that the importance of preventative gynaecological examinations should be emphasized to them and that approaches appropriate to their culture and programmes promoting health should be developed [ 27].

Jurors should be better informed about their responsibility not to seek out information on a defendant.

Using the Internet makes consumers better informed and, hence, better able to bargain -- the information effect.

As such, decision makers can better manage risk and so make better informed decisions.

Conclusion Although there is evidence to show that patients choose more conservative approaches when they become better informed, there is insufficient evidence, as yet, to be confident that the implementation of patient decision support interventions leads to system-wide savings.

Occasionally better informed, I guess.

Accumulated research allows for informed conclusions about pure discovery.