Experimental treatments for cleaning acrylics, using such things as lasers, enzymes and liquid carbon dioxide, are due to be tested by researchers at the Tate, who are also working with conservators at the Getty to boost their knowledge of paints.An even trickier area is digital art, or "time-based media" in art-world lingo.
Participants showed a remarkable willingness to get more involved in healthcare decisions, and to boost their knowledge of health and research issues.
74% of the MS in our study favored the establishment of a course on rational use of antibiotics at university level in China to boost their knowledge level (Table 3).
Compared to results from the baseline survey, respondents who used the database indicated that the tool significantly increased their ability to find reliable H/NP information (P < 0.0001), boosted their knowledge of H/NP (p < 0.0001), and increased their confidence in providing accurate H/NP answers to patients and colleagues (P < 0.0001).
According to the study, only 5.5 per cent of children of aged 6 to 11 wash their hands after touching poultry, rising to only 9 per cent among children aged 12 to 16. Educating children about avian influenza through theatre is just one part of a campaign to boost their knowledge.
At the same time, a 7.03% increase in students' average academic performance may also suggest there is a potential to go beyond simply 'engaging' students in the learning activities with the app to actually boosting their academic knowledge acquisition and retention, converting it into higher final grades.
Incorporating biological knowledge into these approaches could help boosting their power and interpretability.
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.
The seminar, sponsored by UPS in association with UKTI, aimed to help equip small businesses with the knowledge and skills to boost their exports and to better position their brand globally.
It was the first of several tussles between the two, and a shock to the system for Trump, who had grown used to softball questions from TV journalists, at Fox News and other networks – all of which have given the billionaire almost unfettered access to their airwaves in the knowledge that he immediately boosts their ratings.
Small-scale farmers in rural Africa are often isolated from knowledge sources that could boost their food production, nutrition and incomes, in order to break the cycle of poverty.
