Sentence examples for potentially informed from inspiring English sources
We should acknowledge that these internal colleagues (as well as GP appraisers), although potentially informed, are not 'trained' to review and feedback on the standard of clinical audits, significant event analyses or consultation performance.
Of the 139 genes about which we make predictions, 28 already have solved structures in the PDB, however, since there is a substantial time lag before new PDB structures are assigned to SCOP, only one of those structures was already given a SCOP assignment (and thus only one of these 28 structures potentially informed SMURFLite training).
6 Despite limitations, the United Kingdom may transfer future state support for academic research from the substantially peer led Research Assessment Exercise review (high intensity, high cost) to assessments in the Research Excellence Framework, potentially informed by bibliometric indicators and expert review.
This information could potentially inform the algorithm on the most effective type of EMI to deliver.
The results were two-fold: some articles pointed to intangible benefits accrued by developed country partners, but the majority of information pointed to developing country innovations that can potentially inform health systems in developed countries.
I'm particularly interested in the role of the El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) to past changes in natural (volcanic+solar) radiative effects, and how this can potentially inform the still quite uncertain issue of how ENSO will be impacted by human greenhouse gas increases.
However, an assessment of entrepreneurial traits can potentially inform the targeting or design of SSE programs.
It concentrates on ethical positions that have actually informed, or may potentially inform, the practices of urban planning and architecture.
Discovering the topical similarities and differences could potentially inform the design of related mental health communities and patient education programs.
Results indicate there are ecological thresholds at certain forest cover proportions that can potentially inform management decisions.
The results could potentially inform curriculum design and implementation supported by mobile technology, as well as support professional development of science teachers.
