Sentence examples for affordable knowledge from inspiring English sources

However, in health care settings where approval of expensive drugs along the lines of first-world scenarios is not affordable, knowledge about the high risk of recurrence in HER2+ HR- patients might help to devise subgroup-specific surveillance or anti-HER2 treatment strategies in this circumstance.

We're at a point with technology where the tools to create really interesting experiences in the museum space are affordable and knowledge of how to use them is fast proliferating.

People may also require information about where to obtain appropriate treatment, how to access services and appropriate professionals, affordable options, and knowledge about procedures such as self-admission to inpatient services.

Likewise, access to knowledge and affordable contraception, and protection from rape, reduce the chances of unintended pregnancy.

An integration of modern, novel, and affordable breeding strategies with knowledge of associated mechanisms, interactions, and associations among related or unrelated traits/factors is necessary in rice breeding improvement programs.

The lack of affordable diagnostic tests and knowledge of the prevalence of other infectious diseases means that febrile patients are not managed optimally.

Results: Clients indicated that appropriate and acceptable continence care was accessible, affordable, and based on accurate knowledge.

The design of MCBER-MUD and GA-assisted channel estimation for STBC MC-CDMA is motivated by the basic requirements of implementing an actual receiver scheme (that, therefore, cannot assume the ideal CSI knowledge) characterized by affordable computational load and near-optimal performance.

A spokesman for Trump's former transition team said last week that Price, a staunch opponent of the Affordable Care Act, "had no knowledge" of the investments.

So I decided, since it's always the same questions they ask, to put an e-book out there for an affordable rate, and give them knowledge that doesn't really cost them money.

Grenier deliberately decided to forgo the options available to her and her family from the Affordable Care Act, despite the knowledge that they might be more suitable for her than her old insurance or the plan being hawked by her insurer -- she says a friend of hers found a plan for a mere $129 a month.