Sentence examples for declining information from inspiring English sources

My basic organizing principle, which you and I have discussed before, is around declining information costs.

Chief Pulaski said the police usually declined information about partial matches because of skepticism that the evidence was relevant to a case.

To respect autonomy in this case means that 'we have a fundamental obligation to ensure that patients have the right to choose, as well as the right to accept or decline information' (Beauchamp & Childress 2001, 63).

As a compromise, some authors have suggested that researchers should "reconfirm with a research participant who indicated refusal that he or she is electing to decline information" on all IRRs or IFs [ 11].

According to the standard view of the normative role of autonomy in healthcare, respect for autonomy means that patients have a right to choose and a right to accept or decline information [ 1].

Of those declining more information, some stated they already had enough (most often online), and some just said they did not did want additional information.

This pattern of results is of interest because, in terms of identifying elderly subjects at risk for subsequent cognitive decline, information on a patient's future decline may be more valuable compared with information that incorporates past decline.

Only one state specifies that such disclosures are not required for people who have previously tested and decline the information [30].

This season, he's waiting for more information, declining to specify his Nos. 4 and 5 quarterbacks.

Until then, two interpretations exist: either Inia is declining, or existing information cannot detect declines unambiguously without additional surveys.

Now Dr. McGill has written back declining to offer that information.