Because most of what students will read in college and in the workplace is not fiction, but texts that are "informational in structure," the standards say that that by fourth grade, half of what students read should be informational text, while by 12th grade, students should be reading nonfiction 70 percent of the time.
(2011) who showed that connectivity rather than function was the crucial determinant of gene transferability, which is consistent with the frequent transfer of aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases that are informational, but have few interaction partners in the cell (Woese et al., 2000; Andam & Gogarten, 2011).
This study did not distinguish between health media messages that were intended to be informational and those that were intended to sell health-influencing products.
Videos that were educational or informational in nature were excluded.
Plenty of foreign retailers sell online, but many have Web sites that are simply informational home pages; they do not conduct business on them.
The EU-level database-form integration of national biobanks is aimed at creating a new European population of biomedical bodies that are primarily informational.
How can a new faculty member assigned to teach a course in fungal biology go about designing a course that is both informational and relevant to the 21st century undergraduate?
However, the percent of informational calls that were based on regulatory questions doubled from 4.3 to 8.6% following regulatory action.
In keeping with this approach, the websites were first reviewed in order to develop a list of informational points that were commonly included.
Near the posters were informational brochures that reiterated and expanded the information contained in the posters.
Although many providers (80.9%) reported recommending some form of technology to patients, these were mostly Internet websites that were predominantly informational/psychoeducational in nature.
