Doctors can use this information to inform their work, and proactively reach out to patients with appropriate recommendations and additional services.
Only a third of students felt that they could use a range of health information systems to inform their work in populations with health disparities.
Many state archivists hope those protocols will inform their work.
A new generation of artists, he believes, now has the self-confidence to look to New York and abroad to inform their work.
Hilary Penrose and her husband, sculptor John, decided to attend because they felt knowing more about geology could inform their work.
By Hannah Goldfield May 21, 2017 In "Salad for President," Julia Sherman explores the idea that even artists' most quotidian practices, including cooking and eating, inform their work.
Imagine a typical scene in agricultural research for development: a group of predominantly male researchers visit a group of male farmers whose views they take to inform their work.
But one could argue that she is first and foremost examining what it means to be an artist, under the assumption that even artists' most quotidian practices, including cooking and eating, inform their work.
Leopold Foulem and Cornelia Thomsen, contemporary artists who work with porcelain, will talk about how the physical qualities of porcelain — its capacity to contain and reflect light, to serve as a surface for brilliant color, and to be made into three-dimensional forms — inform their work, on Jan . 31at 6 p.m.
That he was born of humans somewhere -- Manhasset, on Long Island, the rumor goes -- may be too far to speculate; unlike many actors, who gladly discuss how the humiliation of their high school complexion and the death of Mitzi the poodle inform their work, Mr. Crudup says he finds his raw material elsewhere and leaves it at that.
