Sentence examples for informed mainly from inspiring English sources

Those patients who stated to be well informed mainly belonged to the group evaluating a high life quality.

Eventually (within perhaps 50 milliseconds) all this information filters up into your consciousness and you are aware of color, depth, movement, patterns, and distinct objects within your field of view, informed mainly by the differences between the images hitting each of your retinas.

The sector composition of imports and exports is informed mainly by 2007/2008 trade data from the Pakistan Economic Survey (Pakistan, Ministry of Finance [2009]), and 2008 import data from the Pakistani Ministry of Commerce (Pakistan, Ministry of Commerce [2011]) and United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD [2008]).

Both formal and informal evidence were mentioned in the HRH and OH policies, while the development of the IMNCH was revealed to have been informed mainly by more formal evidence.

Although the vertebrate skeleton arose in the sea 500 million years ago, our understanding of the molecular fingerprints of chondrocytes and osteoblasts may be biased because it is informed mainly by research on land animals.

Our results show that the analyses of case-based data can help to anticipate changes of the epidemic and inform about mainly affected groups and therefore advice future public health measures.

Volunteers were mainly informed by Regional Health Authority staff (31%) and other sources (37%), principally the Civil Protection Corps (Protección Civil) and fire brigade.

"Our New York," he informed the audience — mainly politicians and community leaders — consists of "eight million citizens, three million immigrants, 1.1 million schoolchildren, and seventeen hundred beautiful parks".

The Pope's attitude to sex is mainly informed by having to deal with child-abusing priests (latest reports say that in the US complaints against abusive priests rose to 800 in 2008: that's more than a dozen a week), which is why his advice to them – abstinence – seems to be the only thing he can think to suggest to everyone else, and most of all as a guard against HIV infection.

The choice of qualitative methodology was mainly informed by the subjective approach to studying quality of life.

I wouldn't be able to describe precisely how a woman's perspective has informed my work, mainly for I feel, especially in the texts coming most often with my drawings, that there is a very strong sense of a masculine voice running through them.