Sentence examples for specifically informational from inspiring English sources

Transfer of information between these parties facilitates the development of continuity in general; and specifically informational continuity of care.

Informational accounts of inheritance begin in the middle of the nineteenth century (Lewes 1856), but it was only after Schrödinger's book on the nature of life (1969 [1944]) and then the development of communications theory by Shannon (1948) and cybernetics by Wiener (1948) that inheritance in biology began to take on a specifically informational tint.

Interactions these providers have with patients/caregivers are important to continuity of care in general, and specifically informational continuity of care as it exists outside of the family doctor-patient relationship that has been investigated in this systematic review.

Given the importance of having continuity of care, and specifically informational continuity, both within and beyond family practice, attention should be given to the ways in which specific care settings or practices facilitate its establishment.

Studies were included if they used quantitative methods to survey WWE aged 16 years or older about their knowledge, access to information, or informational needs specifically regarding epilepsy and pregnancy.

A deeper understanding of the fundamentals of molecular self-assembly all the way up to the self-organization of biological processes is set to profoundly affect the way one builds systems, and more specifically, computational or informational ones.

"Not many informational programs specifically target 50-plus with their content," he said in an e-mail.

He has suggested that the company buy ads in gay magazines and produce informational materials specifically for doctors with a high proportion of gay men in their practices.

These include informational leaflets specifically targeted at BAME groups and minority faith groups in different languages.

Two approaches to calculating such scores are the statistically motivated informational methods (specifically, coarse-grained pairwise statistical potentials) and the first principles physics-based methods.

Strategies developed for generating such scoring functions include those derived statistically from existing structures (informational models, specifically coarse-grained pairwise statistical potentials)[ 7- 9] and those derived from physical first principles [ 10, 11].