Feminist interpretations are sometimes informed by Marxism and its varieties; and as we have already noted in the case of film and theories of the gaze, psychoanalytic theories have been widely appropriated in critical theory.
According to detailed government investigations of pesticide use during the Gulf War, U.S. military personnel were sometimes poorly informed about appropriate use of pesticides and repellants in theater (DOD 2003; Fricker et al. 2000).
In 3percentto4percentcent of the hospitals, the survey found, patients are never or only sometimes informed when they are found to be infected, so they may unwittingly infect others after leaving the hospital.
Although children are sometimes assigned and informed depending on their age, they are neither involved nor invited into the decision-making process.
Some in Congress complain that Alexander's NSA is sometimes slow to inform the oversight committees of problems, particularly when the agency's eavesdroppers inadvertently pick up communications that fall outside the NSA's legal mandates.
We strive for exactitude in all our responses, but as these examples illustrate, we're sometimes stumped, stymied, incompletely informed or wrong.
"Even some of the large companies irresponsibly encourage people to rapidly ascend Kilimanjaro and the guides themselves are sometimes not very well informed about dangerous altitude sickness". In contrast, people who had taken longer to acclimate to Kilimanjaro were much more likely to enjoy being there and to make it to the summit.
Trump sometimes informed reporters who were interviewing him by phone that he was recording their conversation.
Evolutionary psychology is sometimes described as psychology that is informed by evolutionary theory and sometimes described as the latest version of sociobiology.
The high stakes of the real-world conflicts that inform these novels are sometimes replaced, in the fictional versions, by lower stakes.
