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Recently available biomarkers, including high-dimensional genomic and proteomic markers, have potential to add much knowledge about disease processes and to add specificity to intervention development and evaluation.

The probable reason is that static resources and human training do not add much knowledge of the partition that can not be acquired from statistical resources.

It was pointed out in the Research Agenda of the European General Practitioner Research Network EGPRNN) that descriptive, cross-sectional surveys and attitude studies will not add much knowledge in most countries and settings; and there is a call for more interventional and randomised controlled studies (RCT), respectively [ 10].

But they do not add much to knowledge about hunter-gatherers' way of life, about what they ate or, most crucially, about whether and when they took the first tentative steps towards a more sedentary form of existence.

Biographers have drawn heavily on early work by Moncure Conway, but while several new accounts appear each decade few add much to our knowledge.

The found associations could be anticipated and this unfortunately does not add much to our knowledge of cisplatin-induced neuropathy.

Plenty of economists believe the neural minutiae of the brain won't add much of value to knowledge of economics, while some neuroscientists question whether this business school graduate is out on a limb.

I argued that everybody already knew that - for example - Nicolas Sarkozy is vain or Russia is a brutal and corrupt place, so the cables did not add much to the sum of human knowledge.

Two startups have launched recently to assist web 1.0 content and commerce sites add much needed web 2.0 features – Aggregate Knowledge and BazaarVoice.

Unfortunately, "Impostor" only adds to their ranks without adding much to knowledge.

Papyruses deciphered since the 1890s, and especially in the 1950s and '60s, have added much to knowledge of its content and have made it possible to arrive at a clearer idea of its organization.