Sentence examples for derived to inform from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Utility values are frequently used within health economic studies conducted globally to derive QALYs to inform resource allocation decisions.

Subsequent case law affirmed that members of Congress may reveal any government "secret" to the public without fear of prosecution because of the "Speech and Debate" clause of the constitution, from which members derive their duty to inform the people about the actions of their government.

As such, it provides an exemplar for the growing interest in deriving public preferences to inform prioritisation decisions in healthcare.

Others have also considered the use of (fully) Bayesian methods which utilise previous evidence to derive prior distributions to inform sample size calculations for new studies, [ 40] but the updating of evidence is via Bayes Therom and not via meta-analysis and hence does not model heterogeneity in the same way.

We discuss how these behaviors affect the notification-task management user experience and offer design guidelines derived from these results to inform better design of systems that interrupt through notification.

This paper seeks to show how empirically derived evidence can assist to inform policy development in this area.

This paper provides an overview of innovative experiences adapted while addressing these urban health issues, including the process of deriving constructive lessons needed to inform discourse on the design and implementation of the sustainable Community-Based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) model as a response to urban health challenges in Southern Ghana.

This is limited to analysis of a modest number of variants and does not make use of prior data derived from previous association studies to inform the nature of that relationship.

León et al. [ 27] developed and validated a risk prediction model from which they derived a bedside scoring system to inform early antifungal treatment in nonneutropenic critically ill patients.