Any future prevalence studies of vector borne disease could be informed by this gradient information and adjust/set their sampling frames on an intelligent regional basis rather than on a single national basis.
This lack of empirical research also was noted by Moore [ 32] who argued for a critical examination of this perspective, one that could be informed by a more direct link with empirical inquiry.
Edward Snowden is an American hero because he saw the treatment of whistleblowers before him and the lies the government was telling the American people and risked everything to bring this information to the public so that we could be informed.
In this review we consider how these interpretations could be informed by preclinical in vitro and in vivo studies of ZA activity, focusing on the possible endocrine-dependent effects of ZA activity.
Our intention was to illustrate how strategies for targeting efforts to improve the vaccination programme could be informed by scenario analysis such as this, alongside considerations of feasibility and cost.
By this pathway, the interpretive awareness of a current care moral issue could be informed by memories of past moral situations, decisions, and outcomes.
This collaboration with Google created a unique environment where creative development in advertising could be informed by academic theory, tested in the real world, and immediately disseminated to companies to use.
Time pressures could be reduced by allocating a reduced workload initially, and other nurses and child carers could be informed that IMCI implementation may take longer initially, but this is due to improvements in the care of sick children.
By notifying OpenID of a user death, more than 4,000 sites, including MySpace, could be informed at once.
They're also demonstrating the ways a reader could be informed about various interactions other readers - and journalists - have had with their comment throughout the day.
