Sentence examples for bidirectional knowledge from inspiring English sources

Benefits included knowledge sharing about Emergency Medical Systems and practice, bidirectional knowledge acquisition and education, and long-term relationship formation.

Wells et al. (4) reported that the bidirectional knowledge exchange used in CPPR enabled the improvement of mental well-being among depressed adults, while Nápoles et al. (62) showed that using CBPR-based formative research and peer facilitators to deliver the intervention improved the mental quality of life among breast cancer survivors.

Representative of most models, according to Ward et al. [ 30], is a cyclical or bidirectional approach to knowledge, where users and producers interact throughout the knowledge-to-action process, from knowledge production to its implementation.

The website of the UK's Medical Research Council defines translational research as "the process of the bidirectional transfer of knowledge between basic work (in the laboratory and elsewhere) with that of the person, in health or disease".

Rather than offering solutions we aim to contribute to the debate about the object and purpose of global health research in the context of developing international research partnerships that genuinely promote a reciprocal and bidirectional flow of knowledge between the Global South and the Global North, and researchers at intersections of these locations.

However, the improved coverage afforded by the knowledge of bidirectional NES-binding is largely orthogonal to the problems in NES prediction that arise from false positive NESs (Fu et al., 2011; Xu et al., 2012a).

Knowledge about bidirectional neuroadaptation also might lead to the development of medications based on neural circuitry that expresses neuroplasticity (see the article by Johnson and Oslin) and identification of individuals with AUD who are treatment candidates because of their adequate neuroadaptive reserve.

Bidirectional communication and collection of knowledge about hazardous substances in use have been achieved in some cases ensuring more reliable data within the supply chain.

Concerning the probability propagation in terms of bidirectional interaction between levels of motor knowledge, the approach employed in [ 47] is close to our work: the input of higher-level modules is the bottom-up posterior probability and the output is a set of top-down probabilities, acting to prioritize lower-level module selection.

The third requirement for the bidirectional Doppler OCT method is the precise knowledge of the vessel's angle Δβ in the fundus plane.

Up to now, to the best of our knowledge, there has been no bidirectional longitudinal cohort study in the same population to clarify their reciprocal relationship.