Sentence examples for informed group from inspiring English sources

The producers of "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess" on Broadway informed group sales ticket agents on Thursday that the run of the musical, which had been scheduled to end July 8, would extend through Sept. 30, according to an e-mail from the producers that was shared by two group sales agents.

Also, because data were assessed within the implementation project, participants are likely to represent a relatively well informed group.

Parliament's lead negotiators, Sylvie Guillaume (EP Vice-President) and Danuta Hübner (Chair of the Constitutional Affairs committee), informed group leaders of the Commission's declared intention to suspend negotiations on an upgraded Transparency Register.

Adults older than age 55 had a lower prevalence of being informed than younger respondents (20% of informed group aged 55 years and older, compared to 29% of uninformed group).

Table 1 compares the distribution of selected socio-demographic variables of the respondents who said their doctor informed them that they were at greater risk because of their family history (referred to as the informed group in subsequent text) to the respondents who were not informed of increased risk due to family history.

"These results are more readily explained by the fact that the people in the informed group received more information related to health and exercise," which led to undetected changes in activity level, he says.

Students use mobile phones regularly in our lessons to access current foreign language news and other authentic materials from the web that can be used immediately to inform group discussions and written expression.

Hannah is broadly interested in exploring how children understand social power and how this informs group decision-making.

This paper shows how game theory may be used to inform group decisions in biodiversity conservation scenarios by modeling conflicts between stakeholders to identify Pareto inefficient Nash equilibria.

Three case studies from biodiversity conservation contexts showing this feature are modeled to demonstrate how game theoretical representation can inform group decision-making.

In addition, inform groups to imagine they have an unlimited budget and can be as creative as they like.