inform的示例

• We'll inform you when a decision has been reached.

• It is with great sorrow that I inform you of the death of our director.

• We received your communication of 11 March and are sorry to inform you that we won't be attending the conference.

• We cannot release the names of the soldiers who were killed until we have informed their next of kin.

• Companies publish annual reports to inform the public about the previous year's activities.

• Promoting psychological well-being in the face of serious illness : when theory, research and practice inform each other.

• Although recruits were informed of the purpose of the interview, they were not provided with a copy of the interview schedule in advance.

• Indeed, genetically informed studies, in many cases, have supported these main effects, although their magnitude is sometimes less than previously supposed.

• Therefore, these methods implicitly assume that there is no uncertainty surrounding the decision that the proposed research is supposed to inform.

• We now turn to a brief characterization of the three approaches - structural, functional, and dynamical - which inform our account of neural organization.

• Consequently, interventions may affect factors not targeted by program components and these nontargeted effects may inform developmental theories.

• For the phone screening, verbal informed consent was obtained.

• In patients in whom the diagnosis is uncertain, physicians must, therefore, turn to other diagnostic modalities to inform the selection of appropriate treatments.

• Postprocessual writers might have wanted to argue that the interpreted past was socially constructed and that it was informed by evidence.

• However, to inform the par ticipants of the study's aim prior to the recordings could have influenced their speaking style.

• The bottom-up priority rule at its essence directs lexical knowledge as to when it can inform phoneme decisions.

• If demonstrated, the finding that late-life depression may increase risk of later dementia in certain individuals will inform clinical management of these patients.

• It is informed by a particular sense of itself, of its significance and its sense of mission.

• Given the limited imaging literature to inform these findings, and the relatively modest associations found in our study, further functional imaging work is required.

• Such information will better inform policymakers concerned with land tenure, resource management, and conflicts in these regions.