Sentence examples for by developing a knowledge from inspiring English sources

Knowledge access will be made through literature review by assessing different researcher work in this field followed by developing a knowledge map by critical analysis of each repair process characteristics.

This paper presents guidance for practical managers in evaluating and measuring ESCM by developing a knowledge-based BSC and evolutionary game theory.

This paper however reports on a field study involving 16 organizations that attempted to build user involvement in developing a knowledge management strategy by having them design it.

Despite its inner limits, our paper contributes to the literature improving about CSI by developing a more comprehensive knowledge and culturally based perspective.

We aimed to build a more generalisable model that could address the aforementioned challenge of intersectionality by providing evidence to support the hypothesis that classification can be improved by developing a blended model that incorporates knowledge of how different protected characteristics (e.g. race and sexuality) intersect in cyber hate speech.

Taking advantage of the mechanistic view of the PID database, we extracted TGF-β signaling-pathway knowledge by developing a program that automatically translates XML files from PID into CADBIOM language.

This commentary is a call for the exposure community to step up to the challenge by developing a predictive science with the knowledge and tools for moving into the 21st century.

This study advances knowledge by developing a model of facilitation that supports quality improvement in practice teams who are distinct from other health care teams because, the doctors are mostly self employed and some of the practice team are employed whilst some are 'attached' (from other employers).

We address this knowledge gap by developing a new typology incorporating political, economic, and ecological forces shaping GI implementation.

This work aims at closing such knowledge gap by developing a Spatially and Temporally Distributed Empirical model for Phosphorus Management (STEM-P) that simulates the daily phosphorus loss from source areas to receiving waters on a spatially-distributed grid-cell basis.

The purpose of this paper is thus to fill this knowledge gap by developing a unified one-dimensional mathematical model describing free-surface, pressurized and mixed flows with air water interactions.