"People need to be more informed.
And then the difficulty is that you have to make decisions fairly fast, which means you have to be more informed.
In the context of web content, visualizations have traditionally been often used to create information concerning user activity of web forums, blogs, or other social media, allowing users to be more informed of their own activities and also those of fellow participants [24] [27].
I'm surprised that they want to be more informed.
I recommend Martin's work for those biblically oriented folk out there who have wondered about what the Bible really says regarding using corporeal punishment of any kind to discipline children--or for that matter anyone who wants to be more informed on this controversial topic.
Only 23 patients (19.7%) answered affirmatively, while 90 patients (76.9%) were not sure and 4 (3.4%) said that physicians did not need to be more informed.
The findings of the systematic literature review, in conjunction with findings of previous reviews considering the use of phase II trial designs in cancer, re-enforce the need for researchers to be more informed regarding their design choices, considering all aspects of trial design from trial aims and outcomes, to randomisation and the type of design to use.
Others suggested having lists of what other people find useful, or signposts for where to find out more information: "Well, I think people need to be more informed and to be able to make the choices and they need and you know, if I wasn't aware anyway, because I was saying this like you know, I was very naive".
Participants would like to be more informed about the targeted infectious diseases and the prevalence of the diseases: 'More information about the vaccinations themselves more information about where the vaccinations are good for, and what they protect for' (Moroccan participant).
Even if you're not directly leading to energy or process efficiencies, there could be a role for you in providing information to help your corporate clients or consumers to be more informed and make better decisions.
As consumers embrace sustainability and seek to be more informed, 360 imagery allows them to read the labels and verify product information.
