Sentence examples for a synthesis of knowledge from inspiring English sources

In many publications he presented a synthesis of knowledge covering a vast and complex field in an authoritative and unique manner.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a rich, multidisciplinary topic whose modern success is due to a synthesis of knowledge from many fields: medicine, physics, chemistry, engineering, and computer science.

This paper presents a synthesis of knowledge available on the response of Central European tree and shrub species to flooding and highlights the main biotic and abiotic factors that influence species response.

Also, pre post probability analysis, publication bias analysis and sensitivity analysis were performed for a synthesis of knowledge of this context.

Competence is dynamic and relational, and according to Takase and Teraoka [ 33] it is a synthesis of knowledge, attitudes, values, and skills; when a holistic approach is applied, ethics and context are included [ 71, 72].

Systematic reviews aim to appraise evidence from high-quality studies and can have two broad outcomes: a synthesis of knowledge to guide decision-making; or identification of deficits in the evidence base that merit further research.

As stated in the Framework, (NRC, [2012]) '[u] understanding how science functions requires a synthesis of content knowledge, procedural knowledge, and epistemic knowledge' (p 78).

To create these knowledge products, a synthesis of scientific knowledge on risk-ranking, risk models, medicinal products, and food substances was made and combined with legal and practical knowledge on clinical trials and inspections.

This review provides a synthesis of current knowledge of human impacts on soil ecosystems, with a special focus on knowledge gaps regarding soil ecosystem shifts and tipping points, using the island of Crete, Greece as an example.

In inductive learning, a synthesis of the knowledge is carried out, while in deductive learning an analysis of existing knowledge is performed in order to improve this knowledge and transform it into a form that is easier or more efficient to use.

Piel, who retired as the publisher of Scientific American 15 years ago, now presents us with a synthesis of scientific knowledge drawing on issues of the magazine during the last 53 years.