More ionospheric parameters will be compared with local time and seasonal spread-F variations to amplify knowledge of the involved physical mechanisms.
It is important to amplify knowledge about severe sepsis and septic shock, in an attempt to prevent it, to identify it early and to reduce mortality.
Indeed, internal training intensifies interaction among individuals or group, amplifies existing knowledge, and may convert it into new types of knowledge (Schmidt 2009, p. 256).
Further clinical studies are needed to amplify the knowledge about EPC mobilization and function and for the establishment of EPC measurements as prognostic markers in cardiovascular diseases.
The squad's feeling of now-or-never has been amplified by the knowledge that Zinédine Zidane and probably Lilian Thuram and Claude Makelele will not play for their country after this tournament.
Hacking remained a constant in his life, and the thrill of digital exploration was amplified by the growing knowledge, among the International Subversives, that the authorities were interested in their activities.
If these participants had responded with overwhelmingly positive responses, then results would have been amplified for confidence and knowledge results, but would also have shown that positive attitudes could have been maintained at three months.
Among the different types of markers, sequence-related amplified polymorphism (SRAP) markers are useful because of their reproducibility, low cost, ability to amplify without prior knowledge of the target sequence, and ease of use [ 40].
The findings support a philosophy first proposed by Vygotsky (1980) that learners' knowledge uptake is amplified if they work in groups.
This knowledge has been amplified by the WHO Commission on the Social Determinants of Health [ 1, 2].
This is amplified by a lack of knowledge and a lack of the kind of support that would enable them to provide this care properly [ 17, 18].
