Sentence examples for continue to be informed from inspiring English sources
My research and teaching interests continue to be informed by these diverse fields.
Our deliberations have been, and will continue to be, informed by input provided by the potentially affected Principal Investigators".
As the two disciplines of innovation and entrepreneurship develop further through education, development, and training, practice will continue to be informed by theory and theory by practice.
People mainly need to know where they can sign up with other like-minded people who are willing to leave their other causes for different associations, to work together to preserve a system in which people can continue to be informed, vote, and defeat those who undermine democracy.
Although synthetic biology via transient expression in plants will continue to be informed by fundamental biological research, it will also continue to provide opportunities to unravel biological processes by allowing their reconstruction in heterologous systems.
Childhood immunisations programmes are a combination of several different components which in turn means that efforts to address programmatic and policy issues related to the improvement of these programmes must continue to be informed by both clinical and operational evidence.
Although Mr. Johnson is increasingly fragile, Mr. Ritchie said, "he was involved in the early stages and continued to be informed about what was going on".
Research on modern whales' size, morphology, migratory patterns, and sensory mechanisms continues to be informed by their fossil record, which also raises new questions about their unique adaptive and evolutionary transformations.
As the decision to move to the towns is mostly taken in the framework of the extended family or tribe and is conceived in utilitarian terms of improved quality of life and access to services (though other factors include forced resettlement, Dinero and Steven 2010) residents' spatial affiliation or sense of place continues to be informed by tribal membership.
His life's work, shaped largely but not entirely by his experience as a child of survivors has been and continues to be informed by a profound concern with human dignity and the danger of dehumanization".
