Sentence examples for informational style from inspiring English sources

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That one happened near the beginning, when I thought they'd all be these informational style graphs.

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Gone is the repetitive traditional half-hour hard-news block that has been the Spanish network's sustenance since it began broadcasting 14 years ago this week, replaced by informational, magazine-style shows meant to reinforce the new slogan "Live the news".

In an appendix containing reports from graduate programs, the Humanities Institute at the University of California, Davis, says that they've instituted "speed-dating-style informational interviews with possible employers".

The first section overviews patient input factors which can influence the consultation, including their coping styles, informational needs, and expectations.

The study is of potential importance as it focuses on the relations between personality factors, coping styles, informational needs, illness representations, and outcomes using a longitudinal study design.

This study therefore aims to characterize campaigns funded and run by the Department of Health in England between 2004 and 2010 in terms of their themes, informational content, emotional content, style and intensity, and to explore whether or not they were in line with recommendations from the literature in terms of their content and intensity.

In Factor C, shown in Table 6, there are only interpersonal and informational roles indicating a managerial style of collecting external information relevant to the company, information screening and dissemination to employees, and instruction and verification that the information disseminated has been understood by the interested parties.

Multiple answers could be given for informational content, emotional content and style of delivery.

Design Characterization of tobacco control advertisements using a theoretically based framework designed to describe advertisement themes, informational and emotional content and style.

In general, priority 1 means warnings that should be corrected and probably represents a fault reviewer would like to correct; priority 2 represents not so critical warnings but that may be interesting to be analyzed after the ones with priority 1; and priority 3 means warnings related to coding style and are considered informational.

The first was informational variance: because of rapport or interview style, different doctors get different information from the same patient.

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