Sentence examples for informed by a number of from inspiring English sources

It will however remain the case, even when high quality scientific evidence is available, that public policy will be informed by a number of different evidence sources, including electoral, ethical, cultural, practical, legal and economic considerations.

The home secretary said: "In addition, the panel will be informed by a number of expert advisers in the fields of health, education, and a psychologist with expertise in this sensitive area.

"Scientific advice and evidence is a key consideration for policymakers, but, at the end of the day, a policymaker would be informed by a number of different things," Dally says.

Smith does not recommend the mushroom for consumption, noting "I have been informed by a number of collectors that the species is edible, but many of them thought it was a Clitocybe or a Tricholoma!".

This study was informed by a number of frameworks linking the research-policy interface.

The model structure will be informed by a number of complementary methods.

1 While the standalone effectiveness of some individual drugs may often have been informed by a considerable number of randomized clinical trials, the effectiveness of the possible combinations of these drugs, let alone the comparative effectiveness between the possible drug combinations, may only have been informed by a few small or no randomized clinical trials.

In addition, the questionnaire content was informed by a small number of strategies suggested by the working group to fill perceived gaps in the questionnaire's content.

We examine both balanced direct comparisons, i.e. all comparisons include the same number of trials KAB = KAC = KBC = K = 1, …, 7, and imbalanced direct comparisons, i.e. each comparison is informed by a different number of trials with KAB = 1, KAC = 4, KBC = 7.

I was informed by a very significant number of colleagues from my former party – my party at the time, the Conservative party – that they would be supporting me in the secret ballot and I have every reason to believe that they did so.

On May 26 , 2003the health department of Soest was informed by a local hospital of an unusually large number of patients with atypical pneumonia.