Managing knowledge throughout its lifecycle is important (for example, knowledge repositories regularly updated, improved, and fostered in a way to improve decision making)[ 76] and the process of knowledge sharing should occur continuously throughout the time of employment, not just when someone leaves the organization [ 29].
Within the fetal bovine serum (FBS) industry and among end users of FBS, there are misconceptions regarding the respective geographical origin when sourcing FBS, as suggested by Siegel and Foster in a recent Bioprocessing Journal article (Siegel and Foster 2013).
Good communication practices between sex workers and researchers can be fostered in a milieu in which the challenges of stigma are recognized and addressed.
I believe that Straw's comfortable distinction between right and wrong must have been fostered in a world of warmth, caring parents, adequate housing and good education.
Ofsted is a corporate concept in the sense that everything is driven by competition and competition can only be fostered in a world of constant measurement.
Isn't the inclination toward political participation a positive one, and something that should be fostered in a child, whether by giving her a chance to meet her congresswoman or one to talk to a former prime minister?
"Australia's terms of trade are rising, adding to incomes and fostering a buildup in investment in the resources sector," Mr. Stevens said Tuesday.
You know, fortunately, the trend towards openness and, and sharing ideas has, has been fostered in an incredible way".
An understanding of resident attitudes toward research during residency is essential in effectively engaging trainees and fostering a robust research community in the field.
He says a priority is for parliament to amend the constitution to pass a national tax on goods and services that can raise revenues and foster a single market in a country riven by local protectionism.
