Usage of terminology in information systems requires decisions on how the terminology should fit into the information structure, for example with information standards.
13 The recent interest in shared decision-making and patient involvement has led to efforts to modify this asymmetry, and to intervene, for example, with information tools called patient decision aids, 14 or use of patient activation tools.
For example, along with information on survival and recurrence rates, presenting the possible impact of each treatment option on quality of life may, for women facing the choice of PET or surgery with endocrine therapy, be important.
For example, with the information retrieved from gbXML and stored in the ontology, it becomes possible to find out specific information of a room or the whole building.
For example, with an information awareness campaign that shared news about service availabilities, service providers could gather feedback about the specific information desired; the timing of the message, if the message should be disguised with other information; the preferred channel (e.g., WhatsApp); and any safety concerns.
For example, with better information on on-ice feeding rates, our model could be improved to not only estimate boundaries for the energetic impacts of earlier on-shore arrival (Figs 2 and 3) but to also determine the most likely trajectory for future litter size declines.
To illustrate our result and the impact of market transparency on the expected level of agricultural supply, we now consider an example with binary information structure.
For example, with such information, the effects of water on the heat capacity change across the glass transition measured for a phonolite melt can be modeled quite precisely from a hydrous haplophonolitic composition in the Na2O-Al2O3-SiO2 Na2O-Al2O3-SiO2 Na2O-Al2O3-SiO2
Since it is not easy for administration and planners to consider multiple perspectives, some authors work on instruments or tools which facilitate decision making by visualizing the results of different parameters and integrating them on a certain spatial level, for example with geographical information systems (GIS).
For example, with the information displayed from smart meters and smart thermostats, we will have the ability to monitor our energy consumption -- daily and hourly.
It opens, for example, with the information that antelope have "10x vision" and on a clear night can see the rings of Saturn.
