Sentence examples for by taking an informed from inspiring English sources

But examine the social context of these programmes and they reflect the tastes of the time; of an audience keen to broaden its horizons, by taking an informed interest in the world, and its culture.

Thus, it may be that by taking an evidence-informed approach to quality measurement, and learning from current medicine and nursing evidence regarding quality measurement, AH disciplines might position themselves well to identify what 'quality' really means to its stakeholders [ 58, 65].

When Alkazi initiated his own Theatre Unit in 1954, he began to revolutionize Indian theatre by taking a professional and technically informed approach to all aspects of the craft, from stage management to character delineation to lighting and props.

She says that by taking a more deliberate approach, managers can avoid making the less informed decisions that often emerge under the pressure of time constraints and emotions, and create opportunities to find synergies based on shared interests.

Secondly, we took an informed approach by building various models from the top five predictors from Table 2.

In the meantime, we would all be better served by a more informed understanding of exactly how much, or how little, benefit is reasonably to be expected by taking a drug, changing our lifestyle or undergoing a procedure.

So how did Blair expect the cabinet to take an informed view?

The assistance provided by an automatic system to help distinguish patients that will achieve labor spontaneously from those that will need late-term IOL would help clinicians and mothers to take an informed decision about prolonging pregnancy.

Then, the user can take an informed decision about his privacy.

It will also take an informed and willing public.

The Institutional Review Board approved the study proposal and ethical considerations were respected by taking the informed consent from all patients who were interviewed.