Sentence examples for both informed and from inspiring English sources

For consent to be legitimate, it must be both informed and freely given.

where N k ( i ) denotes the set of bees (both informed and uninformed) within the neighborhood of bee k at time i.

As part of Sinai and Synapses' series "More Light, Less Heat," Rabbis Josh Ratner and Fred Hyman -- two congregational rabbis in the New Haven area -- share how their knowledge of psychology and cognitive neuroscience have both informed and transformed their rabbinate.

But with so much around on that subject, both informed and not so informed, its absence in "Indonesian Destinies" is almost refreshing.

Additionally, taking into account data on split colonies showed that both informed and naïve colonies preferred good nests (Figure 4B; one-sample Wilcoxon tests, test: p<0.001; naïve: p = 0.008), but informed colonies did so significantly more than naïve colonies (Figure 4B; GLMM, effect of treatment: p = 0.017).

And in a democracy people need to be both informed and free to make up their own mind".

Helpful descriptions both inform and entertain.

Using the example of museum websites as a form of purposive tourism information designed to both inform and attract potential visitors, this paper analyzes websites of museums in the UK and China.

He understands cricket both in the way that a fan and a player would, crucial for anyone trying to both inform and relate to your average watcher.

They both inform and confirm the image from her days as chief executive at Hewlett-Packard that she is tart and unpleasant.

No one can deny the importance of the internet and social networks – when a regime imposes a media blackout, they can be used to both inform and mobilise people.