Sentence examples for informed by two from inspiring English sources
He was informed by two cousins who had flown to China seeking a reprieve.
The design of these novel inhibitors was informed by two ligand-bound crystal structures of truncated hHDAC2.
Informed by two decades of experience as a serial entrepreneur, board member, advisor and executive, he was also trying to mitigate several factors that contributed to high turnover of staff at other companies.
At Vanity Fair, Brown's editorial philosophy was informed by two insights: first, that celebrities are intrinsically worth knowing about no matter what they're like, and, second, that American celebrities take themselves very seriously.
Shop around if you like, but I was recently informed by two banks that rates were being reduced below 0.5%, and short of entrusting your cash to an emerging market, real options are few.
After delivering a talk recently at the Museum of Fine Arts, Platt was informed by two members of the audience that "our favorite show is the big print show in September". They asked him if the Center would do that show again this year.
First, a UK review of medicines information for patients 9 (commissioned by the Department of Health) included an information design review, informed by five experts in information design, which was subsequently published in the form of key principles to guide the development of consumer medicine information.
Sturgis's conclusions were informed by three recent analyses of YouGov, British Election Study and British Social Attitudes data.
These themes were mediated and directly informed by five themes of homelessness and three themes of health identified in the shared experiences of the participants.
A study of 250 global companies found that a company's digital intelligence is informed by four dimensions: strategy, culture, organization, and capabilities.
Discussion was informed by seven empirical indicators of program performance and outcomes and was focused on identifying and describing elements contributing to success.
