This pilot study indicates a need to broaden the scope of knowledge translation to include other forms of knowledge beyond formal, explicit knowledge acquired through research.
This indicates a need to broaden the scope of knowledge translation to include other forms of knowledge beyond explicit knowledge acquired through research.
This provides access to knowledge that may otherwise be ignored, and broadens the scope of inquiry beyond the focus on individual mechanisms that has been identified as a limitation of contemporary drug discovery efforts.
In addition to increasing our structural knowledge of naturally occurring extracellular coiled coils and biomedically important olfactomedins, this work broadens the scope of protein misfolding in the pathogenesis of myocilin-associated glaucoma.
Compiled by some of the most distinguished child development researchers in the world, The Child will broaden the current scope of knowledge on children and childhood.
"This much anticipated book intriguingly and surprisingly broadens the scope of the philosophy of normativity.
Instead, Baghdadi's message broadens the scope of the IS fight by mentioning Iraqi Sunnis, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and the Muslim Brotherhood.
The new work of TFAMR will be to update and broaden the scope of the 2005 code based on present knowledge and science and to develop guidance on integrated surveillance.
The approach used here is effective in this, because it can: generate new insights into intractable public health problems; offer alternative and useful methods to understand and communicate complex social issues in relation to public health; advance theoretical knowledge; and broaden the scope of analytic tools with which to understand well-being and society.
Finally, since to date there has been very few works on therapeutic landscapes in China, it is expected that this study will fill the knowledge gap and broaden the scope of application as well as conceptualization of the therapeutic landscape.
