The patents, he said, cover only specific, applied knowledge about human genes.
Gaining cybersecurity certifications can provide a good level-setting for assessing one's applied knowledge in cybersecurity.
Although that still makes many academics uncomfortable, people increasingly acknowledge that local, experiential or applied knowledge can enrich the quality and impact of investigations.
Today, the Earth Institute has become a world leader in the basic and applied knowledge required to achieve sustainability.
However, while not all primate research results in a new treatment, it nonetheless plays a role in developing both the basic and applied knowledge that is crucial for medical advances.
With an intense focus on applied knowledge and practical solutions, the curriculum prepares students to deploy and manage innovative uses of AM.
Finally, she demonstrates the ways in which antiquarian readers applied knowledge from other areas of scholarship to their reading of Middle English texts.
Doctrin 217 words referring to organized systems of belief or knowledge, including those of applied knowledge, mystical beliefs, and arts that academics study.
Ecological planning emerged as a professional discipline that applied knowledge of the open spaces in urban areas in an effort to enhance biological diversity and amenities originating from green patches in cities.
The classroom becomes a laboratory for applied knowledge.
They need scale, credit information, underwriting skill and a cynical, applied knowledge of human psychology.
