These inconsistencies obviously limit the ability to study occupational health phenomena with a common frame of reference and thereby to accumulate a significant body of knowledge relating specific organizational culture types to psychological distress, depression, emotional exhaustion, and well-being.
Although very effective techniques are currently used by the most popular search engines when no a priori knowledge on the user's desires beside the search keywords is available, in different settings it is conceivable to design search methods that operate on a thematic database of web pages that refer to a common body of knowledge or to specific sets of users.
Although there is a growing body of knowledge of the specific signals that drive luminal but not basal cell clearing during involution of animal models, such pathways are poorly understood in human systems.
The results from this work will prove useful for scientists, policy makers, and funding agencies seeking to gain a complete and unbiased picture of the community structure and body of knowledge encapsulated by a specific scientific domain.
The phrase was first popularized in a controversial 1987 work of that title by the English professor E. D. Hirsch Jr. in which he called for schools to return to a classically oriented core curriculum and criticized the ideals of progressive education, particularly formalism, the belief that the goal of education is to teach students how to learn, not to impart a specific body of knowledge.
Natural magic, by means of its body of knowledge, is able to produce specific alterations in the mobile and tenuous spiritus, which is capable of submitting to and receiving any impression.
Certification as a diabetes educator by the National Certification Board for Diabetes Educators (NCBDE) is one way a health professional can demonstrate mastery of a specific body of knowledge, and this certification has become an accepted credential in the diabetes community (98).
It appears that there may be a specific body of knowledge that is commonly acquired during even early stages of infectious diseases training.
Certification as a diabetes educator (CDE) by the National Certification Board for Diabetes Educators (NCBDE) is one way a health professional can demonstrate mastery of a specific body of knowledge, and this certification has become an accepted credential in the diabetes community (86).
