The experience of HCV re-infection in this patient directly informed a change in local policy regarding the management of HCV-infected dialysis patients who achieve an SVR.
As mentioned previously, these breaks, or releasers, take the form of information-rich cues or signals that inform a bee when a change in caste is adaptive at the colony level.
Is it too much to ask that a book not only provide a riveting read, but also inform a nation, and change the world?
These findings were to be used to inform a multifaceted behaviour change intervention aimed at increasing the rate of provision/receipt of preoperative PFMT in our clinical setting.
Hence, for feedback to inform that a change in variable use is needed, a perceiver should be capable of distinguishing the Brunswikian error from the Thurstosian one.
To inform a youth focussed behaviour change communication campaign, Population Services Kenya developed a qualitative study to better understand these barriers among young women.
The PD-related changes in lipid profiles were then used to inform a targeted assessment of changes in the expression of relevant genes involved in each of the lipid biosynthetic pathways.
For example, past behaviour may be a strong predictor of current behaviour but, as it is not modifiable, the level of prediction does not inform an intervention to change behaviour.
Empirical studies indicate that agency-level needs assessments and summary reports with results and recommendations, as informed by a change team and facilitated by an outside party, can be very informative to stakeholders in identifying needs and examining capacity for improvement (e.g., Aarons et al. 2011; Hurlburt et al. 2014).
However, McNemar's test only informs if a change is significant or not, not the direction or the magnitude of the change.
