Sentence examples for systematically informed from inspiring English sources

We were not systematically informed about the expiry dates of the samples because this information was missing for the repackaged products or absent from the partial blister strips.

In pre-trial hearings, judges noted that while Bemba, who was in custody, did not directly pay or coach the witnesses, "he was at the origin of many of the acts committed by the other suspects and was systematically informed of the status of those acts and of their results".

Moreover, the patient was later and as soon as possible systematically informed and could refuse his data to be used.

HIV-positive TB patients are systematically informed of the offer of ART and requested to return to the hospital HIV-ART clinic eight weeks after starting anti-TB treatment in conjunction with a patient guardian to prepare for ART initiation.

The patient and/or his/her authorized representative were systematically informed and could decline participation.

Parents should be systematically informed about the possible devastating effects of shaking an infant.

Applied in a setting with appropriate resources, PAPM has potential to systematically inform development of interventions to decrease the time interval from retinoblastoma symptom onset to diagnosis by programmatically partnering with families accordingly to their expressed needs in each decisional stage leading to diagnosis.

For example, systematically informing women about HIV transmission and HIV-related services during health facility visits, including consultations they make for their children and their own antenatal appointments should be prioritised, and must go beyond the routine offer of a HIV test, in isolation from more comprehensive information about HIV and related services.

Included patients will systematically be informed by an information letter.

However, the patient's next of kin was systematically orally informed and could refuse patient participation.

This source of potential priorities for research should be used systematically to inform priority-setting processes for global research.