Contextual knowledge refers to knowledge that is valuable in specific contexts but not in others; this second concept is related, but not coinciding, with the previous one.
The high specificity of photocleavage may be valuable in targeting specific sites of proteins with small molecules.
While the Rorschach and the other projective techniques may be valuable in certain specific situations, the reviewers argue, the tests' ability to diagnose mental illnesses, assess personality characteristics, predict behavior or uncover sexual abuse or other trauma is very limited.
All theses glycopeptides may be valuable in species-specific studies to elucidate immunological effects that could further be used in the development of a vaccine for RA.
This approach may be valuable in revealing genes specific for niche commonalities between subspecies.
Real-time feedback using an inertial sensor may be valuable in the development of specific manipulative skill.
The ability to classify subgroups of amnestic MCI, for instance, may be valuable in designing and testing specific therapeutics, as well as providing new insights into the underlying mechanistics.
We feel that more specific guidance would be valuable in order to improve the educational value of these posts.
Knowledge of this patient-specific liver function heterogeneity may be valuable in the local therapeutic management of HCC patients [16, 17].
The MIS approach may therefore be valuable in the creation of articular cartilage defects on the adult porcine femoral trochlea specific to studies of cartilage damage and regeneration.
