Comic actors as they are, they find their attitude as "themselves" then riff off of their characters to inform the elements of their essence.
The Sendai Framework highlights that disaster risk is multifaceted, comprising "vulnerability, capacity, exposure of persons and assets, hazard characteristics and the environment" (UNISDR 2015b, Paragraph 23) and that knowledge of risk should inform all elements of the disaster management cycle.
Understanding patient perceptions and priorities can inform several elements of practice and care, fostering effective patient provider communication and shared decision-making.
The objective of the literature review was to inform what elements of the NICE guidance might be amenable to interventions carried out in primary care; (2) Piloting the audit-based education process developed in the first phase in six volunteer practices.
For instance some of the Interactive Patient Scenarios might have incorporated elements from other virtual patient classes (e.g. game-informed elements or outcomes of high fidelity simulations).
As Mr. Donnell, Ms. Keenan-Bolger and Mr. Miranda perform the seemingly blithe trio "Old Friends," you're aware of the contradictory feelings of love and irritation and resentment that inform every element of the song.
Fiber geometry is needed to inform finite element models of fiber-based tissue engineering scaffolds; however, the accuracy and utility of these models may be limited if they are informed by non-hydrated geometries.
For reasons ranging from art budget to bug triage, literally any piece of content could get cut at any point in development, but this laziness and lack of integrity inform every element of Prototype 2's writing.
But Ms. Rebeck said the character is informed by elements of a number of figures from her personal experience — and not Mr. Lish — as well as by the cultural myth of the writing guru.
Veteran Hollywood director Sidney Lumet argued in his excellent 1995 book, Making Movies, that the greatest challenge associated with making a good film is two-pronged: the director's ability to understand the meaning and intent of the screenplay; and their ability to synthesise that understanding into knowledge that informs all elements of the filmmaking process.
