Sentence examples for informational component from inspiring English sources

Pragmatic trials involve interventions of proven efficacy, and an informational component can and should contain all the information needed for individual informed consent.

Based on this, Lee et al. [23] depart from the traditional socio-technical perspective, and propose to reconceptualize the object of research as a compound artifact that explicitly includes an informational component.

In the light of this peculiar innovation chain based upon incremental steps, rather than major leaps forward, steadily at the mercy of reverse-engineering, and the intrinsic public good nature of biodiversity's informational component, regulatory intervention is inevitable for fostering investment in plant breeding, while ensuring the conservation of genetic variability.

Labels A, C, and D were deemed to each convey a single main informational component, and interpretations of these labels were coded as either incorrect or completely correct.

One clear recommendation from our study is to include unregulated providers in quality improvement efforts, particularly when they include an informational component such as feedback reports.

Nine of the 12 trials investigated intervention(s) comprising at least one informational component 12, 14, 16, 18– 23, 26, 28, 28.

One of the informational components of the honeybee dance is the readiness to respond to information [63], [64].

The informational components represent aspects of the behavior that the mechanical model leaves out.

One view provides a useful framework by postulating that associative memories differ in the degree to which their informational components converge in MTL structures that create familiarity-supporting or recollection-supporting memory representations.

A CPS integrates physical devices, such as sensors and cameras, with cyber (or informational) components to form a situation-integrated analytical system that responds intelligently to dynamic changes in the real-world scenarios.

Inherent in this view, conditions are assumed to be certain, meaning that every individual is assumed to have unlimited access to all information and is also capable of analysing the relevant information needed to make a judgement, as well as calculating the outcome of every combination of informational components, so that the best decision can be made.