Sentence examples for greater informed from inspiring English sources

Importantly, children, caregiver/s and therapists will have a greater informed choice of post BoNT-A rehabilitation delivery options.

This great effort informed us that, with a few notable exceptions such as chronic myelogenous leukaemia, cancer is a disease of genetic and phenotypic heterogeneity, consisting of distinct cell populations that are maintained by a distinct set of oncogenic mutations (Snuderl et al, 2011).

An even greater specificity informs the big-screen adaptation of Kevin Sampson's Wirral-set novel Awaydays, which concerned aspiring Tranmere Rovers hooligan/arty post-punk music fan Carty and his closeted gay pal Elvis, ricocheting between the ruck and Echo & the Bunnymen gigs in 1979-80.

A GP explained how the role of primary care was greater than informing patients about available support, and included a process of helping patients understand the support they need.

Holists, with great profundity, inform us that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts and so the reductionist view must be discarded.

By 16 January 2017, the Eastern Pacific assessment (Niño 1 + 2) indicated a 30% chance that a weak El Niño would develop, but chances of ENSO-neutral were even greater, 66%, which informed the forecasters' consensus that ENSO-neutral was most appropriate, despite noting persistent coastal SST anomalies (ENFEN 2017a).

8 People with lower levels of education may have greater difficulty reaching informed decisions about participation in bowel cancer screening.

The criteria of greater than provincial average PU prevalence rates was applied since these are the facilities within which the intervention would be situated if the intervention was found to be effective.Residents in consenting LTC facilities were eligible if they had a reported PU (stage II or greater), and provided informed consent.

'He's got a great garden,' informs D. 'An urban oasis.' 'With a load of crack addicts outside,' says Grant.

Yo, hairnet central, what am I back here, Mark Fuhrman?" And Paulie, a hit man with a great ear, informs Tony that the job of killing a Latino man has been completed by saying, "Juan Valdez has been separated from his donkey".

Great history informs the present, and as America's intelligence scandals continue to unfold, Patriotic Betrayal argues eloquently that, no matter how worthy its objectives, a democratic government that crosses the line and subverts the principles it's sworn to uphold forfeits any claim to higher ground.