The nuclear power plant is highly knowledge-intensive facility.
Consequently, AEC professionals find it difficult to reuse core experts' knowledge for highly knowledge-intensive AEC activities.
Biomedical sciences feature prominently on EDB's agenda because it is a highly knowledge-intensive field, in line with EDB's economic blueprint.
On the other hand, in situ bioremediation is highly knowledge-intensive and its application requires a thorough understanding of the geochemistry, hydrogeology, microbiology and ecology of contaminated soils, groundwater and sediments, under both natural and engineered conditions.
The hunting-and-gathering way of life was highly knowledge-intensive and skill-intensive, and because of the absence of occupational specialization, each child had to acquire the whole culture, or at least that part of it appropriate to his or her gender.
Healthcare organizations are highly knowledge-intensive institutions that require continual learning to improve their capabilities.
Highly specialised knowledge is shared among many people, and doesn't live just in the head of one person.
Increasing levels of respondent's education have significant increasing level of highly satisfactory knowledge vs. highly insufficient level of knowledge.
Using highly insufficient knowledge as the baseline, the likelihood of having a level of highly sufficient knowledge was 17 times higher among patients who have graduated and above level of education compared to those who were illiterate.
Respondents with higher secondary education had highly sufficient knowledge (43.3 %) and attitude (30.8 %) and respondents involved in service (government and private) had highly sufficient knowledge (40%%) but housewife (38.5 %) had highly satisfactory practice than those involved in service (20.5 %) (Data not shown in Table 2).
We need the government to guarantee that academics, as highly skilled knowledge workers, will have freedom of movement across the continent.
