For instance, do the participants think that they are informed too much or too little, how are the information procedures perceived, and what do participants make of informed consent forms?
In their perspective, they were informed too late about the LTP, and also about the meeting itself, as expressed in the following statement: "It seems to me that the delay was quite fast, and it was leaving us with not so much time for mobilization".
They were informed too about the voluntary nature thereof and the facility to leave the study at the moment they wanted, as well as the protection of their personal data according to the Organic Law of Protection of Data Personal 19/55.
I am informed that Aaron is there, too, but like friends who find themselves at the same large cocktail party, neither of us necessarily feels the need to seek the other one out.
The foreign secretary, she was informed, was "too busy" to see her.
And the Maya Collapse, we are informed all too quickly, should not be considered a collapse because Maya descendants still live in the region today.
You're too informed, too aware to just have blindly followed Trump.
Too often the American people have failed to inform themselves about U.S. foreign policy, and where they have been informed they have too often failed to object.
Political debate has to be informed by ethics too.
On the heels of the announcement that two American undergraduates from Harvard had been awarded Rhodes Scholarships, three international Harvard College students have been informed that they too will head to Oxford in the fall.
It's the kind of occasion you traditionally turn to the BBC for: the corporation brings out its big presenters, they prove to be informed but not too intrusive, there is no question of changing the channel.
