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Chinese language blogs, where the writer is often more informed and better read, are often more intelligent.

The assessment was designed to help coastal managers at all levels of government make more informed decisions.

The decision is definitely not easy. Here's a basic framework to help you make a more informed decision.

It is hugely impressive to see the enthusiasm and initiative of young people leading to more informed attitudes and sustainable lifestyles.

Now, since partnering with Nongxington, he's more informed and more efficient, and does much of his business online and over his mobile.

As with most hazards, the more informed the public are, the better their chances of survival.

And it is difficult for the allocator to make more informed guesses about this matter.

Exploratory data and images should allow a more informed choice of possible future astronaut landing sites.

Keep in touch with what's going on in the organization as a whole so you can be more informed when meetings occur.

It should change the way they feel (or change their mind), inspire them, set them on a new course, make them more skillful or more informed.

To be more informed, however, here is a list of items called "things to avoid" when it comes to driver development.

Travellers are more informed, budget conscious and booking later.

So here's a compiled list of the top chemicals to look for in your products, so you can make a more informed decision.

We are more informed and any action we take is likely to be more effective.

I wrote this book so that parents, like yourself, may make more informed decisions regarding vaccines.

One of the purposes of general education is to make people more informed about the world in order to make them better citizens.

But with all those different perspectives on important issues flying around, you'd think we'd be getting smarter and more informed.

Office Excel 2007 is for anyone who needs to organize information and then analyze it to make more informed decisions.

Yet, our research shows that these individuals learn through action gameplay how to make more informed decisions about their surroundings.

The university student soon graduates who as one, my also need more informed and experienced.

Gap's Mr Henkle says the college students he meets these days are far more informed about sustainability than their predecessors.

This, in turn, can help them make more informed, safe decisions about sexual activity.

Through this personal connection audiences will be more informed and emotionally compelled to take action.

Exactly, reading books and newspapers help us get more informed.

This is the forecast, despite the fact that we are now more educated, more informed and more aware, than we've ever been before.

The flexible option is more valuable the more informed the agent is about traffic levels.

In addition, we investigate the effect of feedback in making more informed and effective mode-switching decisions.

As a result, markets are getting smarter, more informed, more organized.

All this is good to know so you can make a more informed decision.

Besides being more informed about the world, I also spend my time profitably.

Business users with better access to relevant information can make more informed and faster business decisions.

As a result, you can now make faster, more informed team decisions, based on timely and accurate information.

I learnt a lot and am in a better, more informed position to know what I want to pursue and where I want to be full-time.

The internet empowers us to educate ourselves and make more informed choices and decisions without leaving our couches.

It lets you keep your options open until you have reduced uncertainty and can make more informed, fact-based decisions.

these insights should help you make more informed choices for your own service - oriented solutions

Mr Halpern's book will come to more informed conclusions than I can;

Support for solving of SysML parametric constraints for more informed design decisions and trade studies