And now, so it seems, his decision to pick Clinton - barring unforeseen clangers from her husband's fundraisers - has been substantially informed by a reading of Doris Kearns Goodwin's biography of Lincoln, Team of Rivals.
She has contributed to a process which will substantially inform the development of the AFL's transgender policy and procedure for future players at the elite level".
The methodology used in the BDPPI was substantially informed by the FDPS (2) and was similar to that used in the GGTS (9).
There is an expectation that the combined evidence from five consecutive annual appraisals would substantially inform a proposed UK system of revalidation for all medical practitioners [ 2].
Ensuring that potential research participants are providing consent that is substantially informed requires that the foreseeable risks and benefits of research are fully disclosed.
Understanding which social and behavioral risk factors might mutually influence each other could substantially inform etiologic understanding of CHD, and identify possible interventions aimed at addressing the mutually reinforcing causes of CHD.
In combination with the economic evaluation and the process measures assessing acceptability and engagement with the intervention, data from this trial will substantially inform the design of a larger (phase III) randomised controlled trial of this intervention.
This, in combination with a belief on the part of participating clinicians that clinical decision making should not be driven by technology, meant that the CDSS did not substantially inform individual patient management.
By contrast, here, the cosmological models are used as an analogy; however, I believe that it is a powerful analogy that can substantially inform our understanding of the fundamentals of biological evolution.
Judging from the text of the human paper, it is evident that the bovine research substantially informed the research leading to the discovery of the first human TG mutation.
In the health sector, commercial organizations in the supply chain for prescription drugs and medical devices, patient advocacy groups they finance, and some associations of physicians continue to oppose policy for covering and paying for particular interventions that are substantially informed by systematic reviews.
