Sentence examples for advantage from the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Competence management, comprising the management of knowledge about competence, can take advantage from the knowledge engineering techniques to support the mentioned process categories.

In particular, we can take some advantage from the knowledge of cell death in the Ebola pathogenesis to open up the way to new strategies toward the development of antiviral therapeutic approaches.

Design of systems for oral controlled release of drug could take advantages from the knowledge of which phenomena take place.

The first attempts in this research line were in [72, 73] where texture and shape features were jointly exploited to increase the descriptor robustness in order to estimate the human ages through a multiple-group classification scheme with 5-year intervals taking also advantage from the gender knowledge (since the aging patterns are different for males and females).

This behaviour suggests that in order to the BN-E approach to take advantage from the extra knowledge available it has to have a very good agreement with the data.

As a project within an existing HPC center (UPPMAX), UPPNEX has been able to take advantage of the knowledge from system experts who have been working with HPC many years prior to the establishment of UPPNEX.

Inverse metabolic engineering takes advantage of the knowledge learned from mutants or existing strains with improved performance.

Mr. Krenicki and other proponents of a large-scale campaign to build plants say that approach would keep per-plant costs down, because building them serially would allow each project to rapidly take advantage of the knowledge gained from its predecessor.

He emphasized that we must take full advantage of the knowledge gleaned from the large genome projects and to use this towards understanding the basic mechanisms of our genome.

Take advantage of the knowledge and insight you have in the room.

It consists of explicit criteria and implicit judgment meaning it permits standardisation and takes advantage from clinical knowledge and judgment in the evaluation process [ 19, 20].