DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09031.011 In summary, in contrast to the RSC which responded to accruing knowledge of landmark permanence per se, by the end of the learning phase, activity patterns within the hippocampus mapped onto how much subjects knew about where those permanent landmarks were located within Fog World.
The goal of clinical research is to accrue knowledge to improve the treatment of human diseases in the future.
For Dunlap, it's about preserving something, passing accrued knowledge on to future generations.
In other words, people with greater knowledge about diabetes had been diagnosed with T2DM for longer, so they had more time to accrue knowledge from a variety of sources, such as medical practitioners, clinics, diabetes support organisations, and health literature.
Programs should collect outcome data to accrue knowledge about the natural history of conditions.
As the years go by, they are likely to accrue knowledge (albeit in small increments).
We may accrue more knowledge of what works through failing than never being brave enough to try.
The design modifications are the result of accrued knowledge since the development of the earlier 1/16° system.
Are senior staff with years of accrued knowledge rushing to early retirement, leaving behind an experience vacuum?
"It was alrriiiiiight," I said, with a level of assuredness wholly and embarrassingly disproportionate to my level of actual, accrued knowledge and/or experience.
