If language is designed to be information-theoretically optimal, then shorter words should convey less information than their longer counterparts, when controlling for meaning.
The approach should be participatory, problem solving, competency based and practical, and should pretest how to convey information to health staff effectively, and how best to support them in adhering to safe injection practices.
But evolutionary theory predicts that whatever the generalities of the situation, the specifics should convey accurate information about a male's quality by being impossible for lesser males to mimic.
In general, multiple neurons should convey more information about the locus of attention than a single cell.
There are many reasons why cognitive neuroscience should convey important information to and interact with education (TLRP Commentary 2008).
All but two [VII, VIII] professional studies, but only one parent study [I] recommended that advertisements should convey sufficient information about the nature and type of programmes available in a clear, user-friendly way, accessible to all parents regardless of literacy skills.
In particular, if the other party agreed to settle the case, then your lawyer should convey that information to you even if he thinks the settlement amount is too low.
This example illustrates the danger of assuming familiarity with a concept like the Venn diagram, and that where possible, a simplistic approach should be used to convey information over conceptual representation.
The name should ideally be brief and convey information about the gene expression or function but not include proper or commercial names, e.g., yep1, yolk expressed protein 1. References to molecular weight should be avoided, i.e., do not use p35, 35 kDal protein.
