Sentence examples for content informed from inspiring English sources

My project's title, "History's Shadow," refers both to the literal images that the X-rays create as they are re-photographed, and to the metaphorical content informed by the past from which these objects derive.

In the first case, I might get back such descriptive terms as "smooth," "continuous," "clear," and "timely," together with such feelings as "content," "informed," and "included".

The initial draft of the questionnaire was developed by ST and PWT with content informed by findings from our development work.

The genome-wide coverage of this array was created using content from conventional GWAS arrays [ 29, 30] with transplant-specific content informed from a range of sources including comprehensive literature searching and by expert opinions on priority pharmacogenomic loci.

It is virtually impossible for GNM to split expenditure on community-related initiatives from our core business, as they are integral to so much of what we do, be it producing editorial content informing society about social justice issues or sponsoring conferences which raise profile and debate.

Another is to illustrate the degree to which religious content informs many pop-culture 'texts.' Much of this is incidental and not highly significant, to be sure.

According to the cognitive behavioral theories regarding the occurrence of emotions and the generation of activities [ 43- 45], cognitive content informs the person's emotions, as well as his or her behavior.

Websites are only listed as sources if their content informs the text of an article.

Mr. Dinh's statement on Friday about Ms. Murdoch concluded, "Both Elisabeth and the Board hope this decision reaffirms that News Corp aspires to the highest standards of corporate governance and will continue to act in the best interests of all stakeholders, be they shareholders, employees or the billions of consumers who News Corp content informs, entertains and sometimes provokes every year".

Great content informs, educates, or entertains the one reading it.

Analysis of the content of these web sites classified the information into four categories: 1) donor knowledge content, 2) donor consent reinforcement content, 3) donation promotion content, and 4) informed consent content.