Furthermore, explanations of an organ are greatly informed by knowledge of its essential function.
However, such approaches will be informed by knowledge of intra-tumoural metabolism of the drug that has been limited by the scarcity of tissue specimens from patients.
Rather they should see things as clearly as they can, from a position informed by knowledge, experience and love of their subject, and express what they see eloquently, engagingly and with emphasis.
Guilt for under-intelligence lies with the Bush administration for lacking the wisdom to be informed by knowledge offered by the C.I.A. and other informed sources.
While his general ontology remains rather underdeveloped and is not informed by much knowledge of concurrent philosophical developments (apart from the mentioned discussion of Hartmann), Lukács' theory of social reality has more contemporary relevance.
Depending on the decision context, the definition of these criteria can to an extent be informed by objective knowledge of relevant cause-and-effect mechanisms from scientific literature or other sources.
Finally, there are technical accounts: stories informed by specialized knowledge and authority.
From where we sit, which admittedly is far removed from the scene of the crime or the trial, the sequence of events should be informed by our knowledge of how racial stereotypes can bias judgments and rationalize decisions.
It is to offer his or her own perspective, hopefully informed by expertise, knowledge and taste.
For instance, Abse's work has always been informed by his knowledge of Welsh literature and mythology.
No one doubts that the challenges citizens and their governments face require decisions to be informed by objective knowledge.
