Sentence examples for carefully informed from inspiring English sources
All subjects were carefully informed about the purpose and potential risks of this experiment, and all gave written informed consent to participate in this study.
The company says that none of its software for customers in the American government is developed in China and that it has carefully informed those customers about its test and maintenance organization in China.
So he improvised, hanging fliers on six-packs of beer that very carefully informed customers that they might be able to buy $500 worth of shares in an eventual public offering.
Lombardi said far from covering up for Wesolowski, the Vatican's response "demonstrates the full and direct undertaking of the Holy See's responsibility even in such a serious and delicate case, about which Pope Francis is duly and carefully informed and on which the pope wishes to address justly and rigorously".
And while at it, we should be carefully informed by how whatever we choose will be met by other nations around the world.
Patients suffering from pulmonal comorbidity need to be carefully informed.
Dr. Hudson's colleagues did not question his use of down-and-out men with alcoholism, some of them mentally ill, or his failure to carefully inform them of the potential risks of his research, said Dr. William Parry, a urologist at the University of Rochester at the time.
Shimomura studied their lab equipment very carefully and informed him, politely but insistently, that they were going about it the wrong way and they would never get an answer.
Surely what matters, then, is not the identity or affiliation of the experimenter, but whether the experiment is well-designed, as free of confounds as possible, sufficiently highly powered[4], carefully interpreted, informed by the existing literature, and so on.
Comments above the methods are examined carefully, which informs the method description.
Check your credit card statements carefully, and inform your bank immediately of any doubtful transactions.
