Certainly, a more robust knowledge of twin delivery options has empowering potential.
Some participants demonstrated an extremely robust knowledge of not only biological evolution, but the issues surrounding BEE as well.
We initiated this special series in an attempt to harness the worldwide impetus on "developed-developing" country learning experiences and to start developing a robust knowledge base on the bi-directional flow of knowledge and innovations between low, middle, and high-income countries.
Consequently, a robust knowledge is required to assess better the behavior of the fuel, in particular the impact of biofuels.
As a result, companies are now performing many more studies in juvenile animals, even when there is a lack of robust knowledge of cross-species functional and kinetic differences among juveniles that means extrapolation of any toxicology study finding to an immature human may not be easy or even relevant, especially if performed in the wrong species at the wrong time.
Robust knowledge of this transformation temperature where all ferromagnetism ceases within a material is essential for the study, processing, and application of ferromagnetic compounds.
The fact that the National Centre for Bioterrorism and Rare Pathogens became involved made our excursion quite a bit more exiting, and we now enjoy visits to the zoo with more robust knowledge of primate species and their pathogens.
This is because pastoralists have robust knowledge of soils and soil quality; their soil classification is often based on the productivity of such soils on a given landscape.
Paired with robust knowledge of range plants, Maasai are able to select pastures based on vegetation compositions most favoured by livestock while avoiding areas less desirable (Sindiga 1994).
Robust knowledge of how disease mechanisms and toxicity pathways intertwine and operate would eventually allow in vitro testing alone to characterize toxicity, at which time the need for in vivo testing will be greatly reduced (Rhomberg 2010).
