Sentence examples for information to engage from inspiring English sources

Future directions Our comprehensive and extensive dataset will contain the necessary information to engage in deep, evidence-informed, discussions regarding policy change with our partner decision-makers at Alberta's laboratories and the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health.

The complexity of diabetes care requires an informed individual who can seek, obtain, and comprehend information to engage in the management of his/her health.

There is no evidence that anyone has used the information to engage in fraud, but several charities have notified donors of the breach and advised them to consider changing passwords if they use the same password for other purposes.

"We have found in general that older people tend to regulate their emotions faster, and are not as motivated to explore negative information, to engage negative images, as younger people are," Dr. Isaacowitz said.

The CCS guidelines can also provide needed information to engage policy makers to understand why these regulations will be needed and the advantage of preparing them simultaneously with the development of the technical capacity.

The introduction should include things such as the purpose and sponsor and contact information to engage their trust, a realistic time estimate, an incentive and any other information to increase motivation, any technical requirements in clear terms, necessary informed consent and/or legal language, and straightforward instructions.

Here, the aim is not to empower with information, but to engage with inspiration.

Water professionals can use digital platforms to share best practice, access information and to engage in project or action-related planning and discussion.

The Internet, for example, allows e-health users to communicate with health care professionals by e-mail, to access medical records, to research health information, and to engage in person-to-person exchange of text, audio, video, and other data.

We discuss implications for the design of effective information campaigns to engage households in conservation behavior.

The rule is quite clear in saying that vehicles should use the information received to engage other on-board sensor and safety systems, like automatic emergency braking.