This makes sense in a psychiatric interview, since information related to substance dependence will inform questions about clinical symptoms.
This information will allow you to ask your boss informed questions about the nature of your work and the company as a whole.
The SHKP man appeared to have a good knowledge of Kallakis's loans and asked informed questions.
By making sustainability reporting the new normal, regulators, competitors, investors - indeed anyone reading a report - can raise informed questions and suggest improvements.
Besides, the show itself was a notorious trashfest, baggily paced and decidedly unglamorous, down to that lazy tradition of red-carpet cruelty — shockingly absent this year, even on E!, where Giuliana Rancic, of all people, was asking informed questions of guests.
He may interview cineastes with thoughtful, informed questions on his IFC program, "Henry's Film Corner," but every episode begins with a segment called "Teeing Off," in which Rollins gnashes his teeth, sputters and screams his way through diatribes on targets ranging from Paul Wolfowitz to Ashlee Simpson.
Throughout the study, part of the research team conducted inductive analysis on the transcribed interviews, which provided feedback to inform questions asked in the interview protocol.
These data inform questions about teachers' awareness of their surroundings; the extent to which this awareness impacts on their teaching, and the extent to which teachers feel they have control over the features of their classrooms.
Well-designed randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have the potential to provide high-quality evidence to inform questions of therapy and prevention, but this potential is contingent on the use of appropriate methods and transparent reporting.
She would ask informed questions or make penetrating comments, pressing to know what could be done to improve the chances of aspiring scientists half a century or more younger than she.
