Alternatively, our results could help inform deep resequencing efforts to identify rare variants that influence lifespan, a particularly suitable approach for genes in which multiple variants exert individual effects too weak to be detected by association methods.
We used naturalistic interpretive design to inform a deep understanding of the subject matter [ 29].
The debate about whether IC is a subset of intangible assets or synonymous with intangible assets may be informed by deeper exploration of what we mean by "knowledge".
The simplicity of this model allowed us to focus on the practical aspects and illustration of the results; but we acknowledge that to inform policy, a deeper analysis, including a detailed set of sensitivity and alternative analyses will be required.
Meanwhile, Britain's idea of itself as a country that others join, not the other way round, informs its deep Euroscepticism.
An entire new generation of philosophers who know their empirical literature come up with new designs for testing out hypotheses that are informed by deep, substantive ideas about the mind.
It is utterly impossible to "recognise" the correct answer to this item without having worked through this process of analysis and evaluation, and the knowledge required to answer it must clearly be informed by deep learning, understanding and application.
And in choosing the word 'choose,' I did not inform myself of the deeper, more subtle meanings -- which I now see clearly".
And, in response to a question from William Safire, the language authority and New York Times columnist, about choice in matters of privacy, Mr. Gore replied: "Along with roughly 270 million other Americans, I use words more carelessly than Bill Safire, and in choosing the word 'choose,' I did not inform myself of the deeper, more subtle meanings, which I can now see clearly".
Welcome these transmutations, for there is a part of you searching for something best different richer deeper, but inform your partner of what you are experiencing.
