Sentence examples for possible inform from inspiring English sources

These insights — again, made possible only by learning from as many patients as possible — inform our collective knowledge of cancer and effectively predict how to best treat it in the individual patient.

N.B.C. is trying to compose a letter which will express N.B.C.'s delight at hearing from Mr. Carnegie and, at the same time, with as little loss of friendship and influence as possible, inform him that the Stadium Concerts are broadcast by the rival chain, the Columbia Broadcasting System.

And when a mutual fund company is acquired by an entity that is not regulated by the S.E.C., the commission ought to contact the acquiring organization and as politely as possible inform the senior management that they've acquired an institution with fiduciary responsibility, just to put them on notice.

It is thus suggested that research be aimed at documenting behavioural variability in fish species used in toxicity testing, to establish guidelines for quality control and where possible inform the development of standardised methodologies so that behavioural analysis can be more appropriately applied to the broad field of aquatic toxicology.

Moreover, understanding what informs acceptance (of a lower level of individual control than would ideally be preferred) by members of the public will – assuming there is a desire for such access to be as widely acceptable to the public as possible – inform development of the criteria of access (without explicit consent).

An act constitutes misprision if the suspect knows about "the actual commission of a felony" but "conceals and does not as soon as possible" inform authorities.

The man and his family are all holding signs, in the most garish colors and configurations possible, informing you and everyone else around you (everyone -- there are a enough signs to cover all their bases) that you're going to hell.

These teaching and learning methods have the potential to demonstrate how that those receiving care could make decisions (wherever possible), informed by the knowledge of their care providers, within the context of available resources.

Taken together, our results highlight the necessity to investigate the women's representation and expectations before delivery in order to help them to make the best possible informed choice.

To address this issue as carefully as possible, informed written and signed consent from all patients was obtained, all the while being aware of the special vulnerable population in humanitarian aid settings (16).

For this review all relevant test variables were coded into one of three neurobehavioral domains [ 56, 58]. 1. Cognitive 2. Psychomotor 3. Behavioural observations In keeping with recommendations on meta-analytical research in neuropsychology, previous factor-analysis, where possible, informed the placement of measures into the aforementioned domains.