Results obtained in this way do not really inform of the potentiality of the channel, which might be under underutilized.
They're engaged and they're Buddhists, but their Buddhism is not really informing their social action.
As the authors acknowledge in the Discussion, the artificial manipulations used to perturb G-actin, do not really inform upon any biological process where G- to F-actin dynamics are altered.
However, despite their fruitful contribution to the field, these important discoveries did not really inform us on the molecular mechanisms involved in the different modes of amyloid oligomerisation and aggregation.
"I just don't know anyone who is really informed who thinks this is a good idea," said Professor John Bourne, who led the decade-long trial.
That really informed the records before that.
Has this story really informed citizens or animated democracy?
It really informed his writing.
Olivi himself seems aware of this, however, and says that if the species has spiritual being, then they cannot: "truly and naturally flow from a natural, corporeal form, [and] not really and truly inform a natural body, e.g. the air or the eye".
He told the Radio Times: "People say, 'Well, you're a bit woolly' and 'You're really not informed'; 'You're not this' and 'You're not that'.
