Sentence examples for communicating new knowledge from inspiring English sources
The LGBT Medical Education Research Group's mission is to be a significant contributor to the field of LGBT health by creating and communicating new knowledge through innovative research, influencing health and educational policies, and advocating for LGBT patients and providers.
While creating and communicating new knowledge, scientists move across the knowledge spectrum from the data that captures the reality of their experiments and observations towards abstract representations that allow them to communicate their theories.
This unit quickly and accurately communicates new knowledge to key decision makers.
The mission of Biological Engineering (BE) is to educate leaders, and to generate and communicate new knowledge at the interface of engineering with biology.
The mission of the program is to "educate leaders and generate and communicate new knowledge, at the interface between engineering and biology". The program would consist of a bioengineering core, as well as electives in bioengineering, engineering and biological science.
To achieve this, teachers delivering EBM curricula need to inculcate amongst learners the skills to gain, assess, apply, integrate and communicate new knowledge in clinical decision-making.
At present, there is no way to communicate new variant knowledge effectively between gene test laboratories and clinicians.
The researchers' role is usually confined to conducting research and communicating the new knowledge [ 28, 35].
Trying to communicate her new knowledge of Angelo to Claudio, Isabella says: "His filth within being cast, he would appear/A pond, as deepe as hell".
Your parents may not know this, but these tests will cause us to lose a tremendous amount of instructional time time when you and I could be reading together, exploring ideas, and finding innovative ways to communicate your new knowledge to others.
New methods for diagnosis and treatment of diseases, combined with rapid communication technology, makes the world's ability to communicate and disseminate new knowledge remarkably effective; the speed with which the SARS outbreak was controlled [ 2] and pandemic H1N1 information transmitted are clear illustrations [ 3].
