Repeat: We have an ongoing obligation to form, inform, and follow our conscience.
21 23 The modelling, described in detail elsewhere, 16 24 25 used representative archetype dwelling forms (informed by sampling from the EHS 26 27) to represent the English dwelling stock.
FRAs with a standard consent form informed the closest caretakers and relatives about the purpose of the study and guaranteed confidentiality of the information they would provide.
The consent form informed parents/guardians that these examinations were non-intrusive with minimum risk and students or parent/guardians were free to withdraw from any examination item at any time.
Such touches, however striking, are more triumphs of sound design than instances of one art form informing another.
Of course, plays were the great art form of Shakespeare's age – and popular art forms inform the way people think about their lives.
Back came another form informing her that because she had not answered within a specified time the mail had been destroyed.
First, the Forms inform matter to bring about primary bodies, such as water and fire, as Timaeus 53b-d, 69b-c suggests (De an. procr.
Patients and the public have been actively involved to ensure that the voice of people affected by cancer helped form, inform and reform the cancer research.
Upon their arrival, participants were greeted, they signed a consent form informing them about their rights and duties as participants, and they were brought to one of six individual cubicles with a computer.
