Sentence examples for derived informing from inspiring English sources

Mean estimates of observed costs and survival across all patients treated at each hospital were derived, informing unadjusted estimates of the cost-effectiveness of services provided at the alternative hospitals.

To ensure student engagement and to facilitate learning in this field, steps need to be taken early on to 'contract' or engage the students in their learning, perhaps with explanations about how their curriculum has been derived, informed, quality assured and monitored.

It is important that the dietetics profession ensures rigorous nutrition science alongside genetic evaluation as part of future study design to derive informed information on gene diet interactions that may enable clients to rationally select foods leading to optimal health or reduced risk of chronic disease.

Theoretical performances are derived and informed embedding strategies are proposed.

After 50 years of experience with high-speed rail (HSR) development in Asia and Europe, there are important lessons that can be derived to inform future efforts to introduce HSR.

First, the subscales were all theoretically derived and informed by others' works based on non-Kansas samples (e.g., Carney et al. 2008; Ingram and Nelson 2006; Miller et al. 2006).

Context-dependent adaptation knowledge is then derived to inform the operator about potential adaptations whenever the station re-enters a state similar to one in which adaptation information was captured.

Ultimately, the insight so derived may inform strategies for breaking the vicious cycle of cardiometabolic disease linking women with GDM and their children.