Sentence examples for informed discussing from inspiring English sources

She's eloquent and informed, discussing the complexities and differences within astrology alongside her mental log of the moon's effects.

Yet he is erudite and informed when discussing issues that affect the people he meets.

Many computer responses in ITS may be better viewed as knowledgeable than intelligent in accord with Brown et al., but others, like the context informed responses discussed by Inventado et al. (2018), may well be classified as intelligent under Brown's definition.

I hope the different types of images shift perceptions of who prisoners are... Let's get informed and discuss the issues at the dinner table.

French pulmonologists self-reported their practices for informing and discussing intensive care treatment preferences with COPD patients.

Respondents answers to questions relating to doctor screening of family history of CRC and identification of any possible 'increased risk' were used to derive a family history of CRC discussed with doctor variable with three levels (never discussed, discussed and informed of possible 'increased risk', discussed and not informed of possible 'increased risk').

Responses to questions relating to ever asked about family history of CRC by a health care provider and notification of possible increased risk were used to derive a Discussion of family history of CRC with doctor variable with three levels (never discussed, discussed and informed of possible "increased risk", discussed and not informed of possible "increased risk").

The survey, now in its sixth year, is an international project, aimed at gathering as much information about drug habits and attitudes as possible in order to better inform and discuss how progress can be made.

Flying Isn't Getting Any Cheaper The unavoidable truth informing everything discussed was that despite aggressive cost cutting (and rampant new fees), most airlines are still not profitable.

Health care providers should inform, and discuss sex resumption and related problems after childbirth, with the parents.

The guide was modified progressively allowing insights from early interviews to inform topics discussed in subsequent interviews.