What's the difference between infirmatory and informatory?
Infirmatory
Definition:
(n.) An infirmary.
Example Sentences:
Informatory
Definition:
(a.) Full of, or conveying, information; instructive.
Example Sentences:
(1) To obtain further insight into the informatory possibilities of the Takasugi-Klein microcytotoxicity test (MCT), mouse spleen cells were prepared after a single immunization with 5 X 10(7) H-2 incompatible cells and tested for reactivity against mouse fibroblasts.
(2) Comparison of the results with those from an earlier group of housemen who received no informatory letter suggest that minimal educational intervention can effect housemens' attitudes and practice.
(3) The various analyses carried out lead us to the conclusion that without loosing informatory value of any consequence we can renounce any separate documentation on valuability and certainty of decision.
(4) Presented data of informatory nature suggest more decades arrearagement compared to the highly-developed countries.
(5) From the beginning I want to explain some interesting notions about cytodifferentiation, these being seen, in my view, like an Instructive Informatory Theory.
(6) The research showed the possibility of using Kulback's informatory indices for distributing the qualitative properties connected with the morbidity levels with temporary disability among the workers of an instrument-making plant.
(7) The group of boars offered for an informatory examination prior to being used has increased relatively strongly in number.
(8) The main conclusion from the study is that the limiting factor ST-depression as a basic objective sign of myocardial ischemia has high enough specificity and prognostic value and should be considered as a limiting factor with greatest informatory value.
(9) Processes of adaption in measurements of performance - cycle-times, variance of cycle-times, informatory component of time and errors - and of physiological strain - electromyograms of musculus extensor digitorum and musculus rhomboideus, horizontal and vertical electrooculogram, heart rate and heart rate variability - are presented and described in type and frequency.