Sentence examples for suitable to inform from inspiring English sources

"We reported as soon as it was suitable to inform the media and society," The Beijing News quoted a Food and Drug Administration spokesman, Zhang Jixiang, as saying.

These comprised 14 studies in AS and 7 studies of PsA which were found suitable to inform the task force.

Narrative feedback is rather suitable to inform learners regarding a change in practice compared to 'tick boxes' [ 52, 53].

In contrast, analysis of a binary category would be more suitable to inform clinical care, where only high-scoring individuals would receive referral for treatment.

A systematic review of literature on HRQoL associated with lung cancer identified only one publication, which was suitable to inform the model based on the following criteria: (i) estimation of HRQoL in terms of a preference-based weighting suitable for calculating QALYs; (ii) representative of an English setting; and (iii) reported HRQoL by stage of disease (Sturza, 2010).

This is compounded by the lack of suitable data to inform the calibration method, with a reliance on clinical expertise and data collected by the LUCADA data set.

Key stakeholders regard generic utility instruments as suitable tools to inform health technology assessment decision-making regarding allocation of resources across competing interventions.

However, the characterization of a BaKynB 2-aminoacetophenone complex structure at 2.25 Å resolution provides a suitable template to inform on aspects of molecular recognition in the active site.

The estimation of appropriate cost estimates can be difficult due to the lack of costing studies that report contemporary cost data in a suitable format to inform cost-effectiveness models.

Modern molecular systematics places the phylum Echinodermata (along with hemichordates) as a sister group to chordates within the monophyletic taxon Deuterostomia [ 15- 17] making echinoderms a suitable group to inform biomedical research.

It cannot directly assess whether the information is suitable to support informed decision-making.