This paper focuses on issues of allocating authority between an uninformed principal and an informed expert.
For cases in which a relatively manageable number of site-level datasets are integrated, merging can often be done manually and well informed quality control and assurance can be completed using expert knowledge of individual datasets.
You don't have to be an expert in music but being a well informed layman helps you to be an attentive listener if not an active participant.
But there is no doubt that the government is monitoring the election, and officials in top financial institutions are well informed, and concerned, about the combat against China in the campaign, experts say.
One, Frans Pretorius, a physicist and black-hole expert from Princeton, said Mr. Hembrey was very well informed and added that aside from "just being fun to look at," his art provided a thoughtful insight into modern science.
The solution, experts say, is to negotiate as much as possible, keeping residents well informed along the way, and to remind individuals to balance their needs against those of the community at large.
A survey of experts in the management of rheumatoid arthritis revealed that they were well informed about recent concepts, but only two-thirds of them specified remission as a major goal of treatment.
After several days of analysis, experts say they are struck that Mr. bin Laden shows that he is well informed about the the military campaign that seeks to destroy him.
Increasingly governments, health professionals and consumers are demanding more rigorous processes to ensure that health decisions are well informed, with systematic and transparent processes for synthesis and interpretation of evidence, rather than traditional approaches using expert opinion.
