Sociocultural theory particularly Communities of Practice (COP) Theory (Lave and Wenger 1991; Wenger 1998)—is very influential, judged by how many of an international panel of authors recently quoted it as an informative conceptual orientation (Dornan et al. 2010).
Our data also provide information on the orientation of each transposon, which can be informative.
Is information always informative?
Facebook has also been shown to be extremely informative of user personal information, including sexual orientation [17], romantic partnerships [18], and a wealth of other private attributes that can be inferred from user "likes" [19, 20].
The mapping orientation is thus informative, as opposed to regular RNA-seq experiments where the strand information is lost during the cDNA synthesis step.
For 57 of all possible marker pairs informative in both sexes, the orientation of markers was not the same in the two sexes (Additional File 3).
In Na2SO4 and H2SO4, assumed not to exhibit specific anion adsorption, the results were most informative with respect to adsorption and orientation of coumarin.
David Hajdu's informative article on how some musicians' sexual orientation is driving certain segments of the music industry (Aug. 18) pointed out most clearly that the music-buying public is perhaps more interested in the politics and perceived image of today's hit-makers than the actual music itself.
We do not perform rotation normalization because the orientation of the limb is informative of the interaction.
The most credible answers to any child about sexual orientation are answers that are solely informative based on credible information, and are without any agenda, political affiliation or religious dogma.
