We need a college such as this to support system wide development informed by teachers, instead of being imposed by politicians.
Cancer screening has the potential to make a major contribution to early diagnosis initiatives in the United Kingdom, and will best be achieved through uptake strategies that emphasise wide coverage, informed choice and equitable distribution of cancer screening services.
Teams asked the village chief to hold an informal village-wide meeting, informed assembled villagers (predominantly male adults because of cultural norms) of the purpose of the visit, and administered the questionnaire in the local language by interviewing villagers collectively, including the village chief.
Information should come from careful direct observation and from a wide array of well informed informants.
Such data is expected eventually to have wide application, informing climate studies, weather forecasts and warnings of extreme events, such as flooding.
There is much else in King's wide ranging, historically informed and elegantly written survey-cum-analysis – emphatically not a memoir, with no Brown or Darling or Osborne to be found in the index – but those are his central questions.
For the score, Frisell has drawn upon his wide musical palette informed by elements of American roots music, but refracted through his uniquely evocative approach that highlights essential qualities of his thematic focus.
In my Inbox, there was a company-wide email informing everyone I was no longer working there.
Both technologies yield de novo genome-wide maps, informing structural variation and haplotypes.
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