Sentence examples for by combining knowledge from from inspiring English sources
Researchers hope to reach this goal by combining knowledge from biology, physics, materials science, engineering, and medicine in an integrated manner.
Yet, by combining knowledge from a range of different fields such as evolutionary biology, anthropology, primatology, and paleo-archeology, we have a pretty good picture about what ancestral human organizations looked like (Dunbar, 2003).
This research framework therefore sets out to investigate the changes in welfare models needed to face changing future environments by combining knowledge and tools from studies of the future and welfare state research.
By combining knowledge and evidence from different knowledge areas, the project aims to provide new knowledge that can create greater consistency in patient treatment.
By combining knowledge on risk assessment and prioritisation from the WFD, which are based on monitoring and evaluation of presence and impacts of chemical contaminants already present in water ecosystems, with the prospective approach of regulating use and emissions of chemicals in REACH, more efficient risk management can be achieved.
EvoSysBio is expected to lead to a more detailed understanding of the fundamental principles of life by combining knowledge about well-known biological systems from several disciplines.
Risk of error was estimated by combining knowledge and certainty for each question, rated on a scale from 1 to 3 devised for this study.
The questionnaires used are enclosed as online supplementary additional file 1. Risk of error was estimated by combining knowledge and certainty for each question rated on a scale from 1 to 3, devised for the study.
BIM educationalists from USA, UK, Latvia, and Taiwan related to CE divisions have experimented with BIM courses by combining knowledge with experiences.
Behavioral surveillance surveys define comprehensive knowledge by combining knowledge of preventive methods with the ability to reject prevailing common misconceptions.
Risk of error was estimated by combining knowledge and certainty scores.
