Instead, managers need to catalog systematically what they know and what is possible to know.
Employers can accelerate this process by going beyond merely asking employees for HR information and, instead, begin to catalog systematically the unique skills of the individuals within their organization.
Our study is the first to catalog systematically trait/disease-associated genetic variants in miRNA promoter regions.
The Powell expeditions systematically cataloged rock formations, plants, animals, and archaeological sites.
To gain understanding of this adaptation of H. influenzae to the host environment (in the presence of beclomethasone treatment), we systematically cataloged the transcriptomes of bacteria grown in vivo, using high-throughput cDNA sequencing techniques.
Since that time volunteers have been systematically cataloging the medical needs of individual residents.
While identification of cancer somatic mutations has been serendipitous, genome sequencing has provided an unbiased approach to systematically catalog somatic mutations and elucidate the mechanisms of tumourigenesis.
And while some believe that systematically cataloging the mutations could provide unprecedented insight into fighting or even preventing cancers, others believe that the high cost of such research might not be worth the rewards.
The aim of this chapter is to provide the reader with the information necessary to be able to systematically catalog the impact of genetic parts on the host and also to optimize the operation of fully engineered genetic circuits.
Researchers have devoted entire careers to systematically cataloging the many ways in which those who have power differ from those who lack power with respect to their motivations, behaviors, biases, etc. (a sampling of these findings can be found here, here, here, and here).
Our objective was to systematically catalog and classify metrics that have been used to measure the quality of emergency care in resource-limited settings.
