Less attention is dedicated to the antecedent of knowledge translation, which is the availability of the knowledge itself.
A reflection regarding availability of clinical knowledge using this technology is that GDL provides a straightforward way of obtaining clinical EHR data elements due to its openEHR-archetypes underpinning.
The advantages of this approach include wide, current availability of primers, knowledge of the gene ortholog in which the SNPs are found, which could be useful for potentially broad application over a group of species with less per-sequence initial effort to find SNP loci than might be required using a random sequence approach (Aitken et al. 2004).
To solve this issue, some existing positioning approaches assume the availability of prior knowledge concerning measurement noises, which is not practical for VANET.
The results confirm that the availability of local knowledge pools is important, and show that the 'rich integration' mode is the configuration that favours the entrepreneurial process.
Organizational ambidexterity and absorptive capacities (potential and realized) make it possible for firms to leverage the availability of external knowledge and boost their innovation performance.
Currently, most existing schemes require the availability of partial knowledge of the reference trajectories to all of the subsystems or information exchange of local control inputs.
Availability of a knowledge archive (e.g. when colleagues leave).
There is the availability of consistent knowledge and people in the community.
Second, certified accountants were assigned to be at each public service unit ensuring the availability of accounting knowledge.
The advantage of test-data generation at this high-level program representation is on the one side reduced complexity and availability of explicit knowledge of the program behavior that might get lost during code generation and compilation.
