These findings are useful in advancing practitioners' understanding of communicative functions, informing their future practice, and ultimately improving the projects they manage.
"Science is a foundation on which you base your politics, lest you undermine a functioning, informed democracy".
"Accessible court proceedings serve an educational function, informing the public about the judicial system and the important social and legal issues raised by many cases".
The predictive function informs what we will do; the adjudicative function informs whether what we did was normative.
However, factors such as the number of function inform user choice and preference of which showerhead to choose and use.
Identification of specific cysteine residues critical to hCB2 ligand interaction and function informs the structure-based design of hCB2-targeted medicines.
We suggest that ecological restoration requires a broadening of its frame of reference in which historical ecosystem composition, and particularly function, inform planning but do not place strictures upon it.
Identifying heart failure patients at risk of renal dysfunction is important in preventing progression to chronic kidney disease or worsening renal function, informing adjustment to medication management and potentially preventing adverse events.
Research reveals that measurement of patient HRQOL can be used in clinical practice to monitor physical and psychological functioning, inform treatment decision-making, and improve care [ 42].
The triage function informs patients whether they should seek care at all and, if so, where (that is, emergency department, general practitioner's clinic) and with what urgency (that is, emergently or within a few days).
