Sentence examples for an integration of knowledge from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a framework for evaluation of potential damage due to atmospheric corrosion to steel space structures in coastal areas through an integration of knowledge in material science and structural analysis.

Understanding the effects of neuropsychological trauma requires an integration of knowledge about its biological and neural basis, its behavioral presentation and its cultural conceptualization alongside related categories of human experience.

The aim of such EBM programs is to provide an integration of knowledge, cognitive skills and behaviour that promotes life-long learning for future medical graduates [ 4].

Analyzing variance in a set of phenotypes over different population groups requires perspective and an integration of knowledge that may not exist a priori.

The difference between performance-based and competence-based assessment criteria should be seen as a continuum, where on the one end assessment criteria are formulated as competences, which are an integration of knowledge, skills and attitudes; and on the other end assessment criteria are formulated as performance indicators.

Table 3 Overview of the results from the evaluation of the EU Floods Directive in Sweden Criteria Summary of results A Integration of disciplinary knowledge A broad spectrum of knowledge is seen as important and is also represented in the work.

The analysis of the dynamics of natural conditions and the assessment of possible strategies to cope with drought-related problems require an integration of diverse knowledge including climatology, hydrology, and socio-economics.

Such approach would allow for an integration of local knowledge from operational practice into national policy-making.

Furthermore, the Bayesian approach allows an integration of prior knowledge generated from nonclinical and preclinical, as well as clinical experiments, in an explicit way through the specification of priors for efficacy.

34 In that previous report, we expressed that individuals with previously high-normal CD4 values may present with falsely high-enough CD4 values in comparison to the national cutoff points for treatment initiation, and we recommended an integration of the knowledge of patients' socioeconomic and health histories in populations with wide CD4 reference ranges.

Successful utilization of quantitative and systems pharmacology (concepts, models, resources) in drug discovery requires a change from discrete functional contributions to a crossfunctional integration of knowledge in discovery project teams.