0 someone who tells or informs -- informan
He passed on the news to us, but would not say who his informant had been.
This study compares patient and informant reports of depressive disorders in a community sample of elderly medical homecare patients.
We also interviewed key informants, such as marketplace administrators and tax collectors.
Significant differences did not change when rates were considered excluding proband informant data.
Eleven informants missing data on one or several indices of status or integration were set aside.
Several informants referred with pride to the children they perceived to have been successful.
The latent phenotype is related to the report of that informant on his co-twin by the bi (for bias) path.
Furthermore, these models were used to systematically test the significance of occasion-, informant-, and trait-specific effects.
Money is the informants' only absolution (and this is the measure of their degradation).
