Sentence examples for a valuable knowledge from inspiring English sources

Requirements are therefore becoming a valuable knowledge.

Therefore, we analyze whether firms may increase their performance in licensing out technology by initiating market pull effects due to the reputation of being a valuable knowledge provider.

"If you can get an indication early on of how to use a drug more effectively and safely, it will be a valuable knowledge".

The study has given a valuable knowledge about Krøyer's choice of materials and their composition that may be helpful in e.g. preservation issues.

This research aims at finding a valuable knowledge on these factors by prediction of the process through a novel combinatory model.

The joint construction of a complete new cistern in September 2012 revealed a valuable knowledge regarding the construction procedure and the behaviour of the developed material in-situ (see Figs. 2, 3, 4).

In response to this demand, Geroprotectors provides a valuable knowledge-sharing resource for researchers interested in anti-aging solutions.

Reliably predicting whether a drug candidate is likely to be an HLA binder at a given variant constitutes a potentially valuable knowledge in evaluating the likelihood of an associated ADR event in a subpopulation of patients.

These findings show that the long-term relationships, which are more likely based on trust and reputation, are also more likely to be a channel valuable knowledge.

There is a wealth of valuable knowledge out there that can help you over hurdles and through the darkest days as a small business owner.

In the memo, a copy of which was given to a reporter, Commissioner Willett also wrote that the department had been reduced by 320 members and that "the retirement of many senior police officers and detectives from critical units has resulted in a loss of valuable knowledge and experience within the specialized ranks of the department".