This summary was informed by the document review.
This shift in social mobilization was informed by the documented experiences from the Polio Eradication Initiative that emphasizes use of data to guide actions in behaviour change communication (Taylor and Shimp 2010).
Informed by this framework, SAGE broadly assesses i) the extent to which policymakers undertook research engagement actions, and ii) the extent to which research was used to inform the development of a policy document.
Informed by this framework, SAGE broadly assesses (1) the extent to which policymakers undertook research engagement actions, and (2) the extent to which research was used to inform the development of a policy document.
All patients included in this study were personally informed by a written document about the treatment of the data, as well as their right to object to the study and obtain access to the data, according to articles L.1121-1 and R1121-2 of the French Public Health Code.
In addition, the Evaluation has been informed by background documentation: project documents, progress reports, and other relevant documentation provided by UNICEF, SC, and CARE.
Each subject was informed by a written document that participation in the study was voluntary and their privacy would be strictly protected.
Each participant was informed by a written document that participation in the study was voluntary and their privacy would be strictly protected.
This platform will be further strengthened and informed by key guiding documents on the development of indicators for human rights monitoring and reporting [ 50, 61] and health system performance measurement [ 62, 63].
Richly informed by letters and documents, Henri Poincaré demonstrates how one man's work revolutionized math, science, and the greater world.
While policy can be informed by research that documents spatial externalities, statistically quantifying the presence of externalities from landscape pattern is insufficient for policy guidance unless the underlying cause of the externality can be identified as positive or negative.
