Sentence examples for difficult to inform from inspiring English sources
Until more information is available, it is difficult to inform either policy makers (in terms of potential changes to national screening programmes) or individual women on the balance between costs and effectiveness of screening below 50 years.
It is difficult to inform eligible persons in a way that ensures valid informed consent [ 68, 69] or assent as the evidence of long-term effectiveness and safety of bariatric procedures is not clear.
Di Matteo admitted it had been "difficult" to inform his captain he would not be starting, and conceded some semblance of defensive solidity must be restored in Turin.
It is also apparent that this lack of knowledge will make it difficult to inform patients about the risks and benefits of a radiological examination.
Without a detailed investigation into such disciplinary and methodological differences, instructors and supervisors would find it difficult to inform novice writers about the permissibility and necessity to incorporate comments of different categories in the Results section.
Without sound data, it is difficult to inform health policy and programmes.
The lack of data on this subject bothers the gynecologist with the difficult task to inform the patient about her individual risk to develop constipation after hysterectomy.
Certainly without any information, without critical information coming in, the cumulative effect of the information coming in, it's very difficult to make informed critical decisions without that information.
This renders it difficult for clinicians to inform CGD patients and their parents what to expect, and to find a proper balance between risks, costs and benefits of various treatments, ranging from long-term prophylactic antibiotic medication to stem cell transplantation and gene therapy [4].
Unfortunately, some of the most interesting aspects of our knowledge of the D. melanogaster genome are difficult to leverage to inform the annotations of other species.
Thus it can be difficult to extrapolate that information to inform the management of the person attending in clinic.
