Those who are well informed of the risks that gold mining poses doubt the capacity of the Haitian state to oversee such a complex and dangerous industry.
But after two months, American television's cautious approach has turned into knee-jerk pandering to the public, reflecting a mood of patriotism rather than informing viewers of the complex, sometimes harsh realities they need to know.
Given the role of miRNAs on the regulation of expression, we also provide additional relevant information (e.g., eQTL annotation through the SCAN database [35]) in ExprTargetDB to inform studies of the complex networks of gene expression.
Thus, the wealth of knowledge we have on the direct effects of O3 may not fully inform us of the complex cardiopulmonary response profile of this oxidant.
This process evaluation will complement the UMPIRE trial by using qualitative research methods to inform understanding of the complex interplay of factors that underpin trial outcomes.
Rather, we're simply trying to offer one more way to stay informed of an overwhelmingly complex legislative system.
The affair between Julie (Hilda Cronje) and a black servant, John (Bongile Mantsai), not only crosses lines of race and class but also is informed by the complex issue of land restitution for South African blacks.
Colombia experts say American policy would be better if it was informed by the complex history and culture of Colombia, everything from the roots of rural violence to its rich literature and political intrigue, topics often as hard to decipher as the fog-shrouded Andes.
Addressing economic discrimination is a multi-pronged struggle that affects every arena of black life; our lives are informed by the complex, violent circumstances that shape black oppression.
To assure domestic and foreign consumer confidence in the safety of Japanese food and products, my administration will redouble its efforts to maintain transparency and keep everyone informed of our progress in the complex and evolving circumstances at the Fukushima Daiichi plant.
