But if people had the tools to place the work in context – knowledge of the different phases of clinical trials, for example, an appreciation of the limits of drug therapy (Scowcroft says it's good, old-fashioned surgery and radiotherapy that cures most cancers), we might be able to understand what those mice are really telling us.
In this context, knowledge of the human scent profile and its interaction with the disaster environment is crucial.
In this context, knowledge of the abundance and distribution of CNVs and of their association with phenotypes are of major interest.
In this context, knowledge of genes modulated by EGC could direct future efforts aimed at identifying novel glial mediators involved in EGC control of IEB functions.
In this context, knowledge of the genetic variability as well as evolutionary potential of the pathogen is important to design efficient breeding strategies.
In this context, knowledge of the mechanisms responsible for tumor-induced DC defects in breast cancer is essential to overcome DC dysfunction and to harness their immunotherapeutic potential.
Equally, Context Knowledge, of say resources and attitudes towards people with disabilities, may play a significant role in the extent to which people with disabilities are included or excluded from mainstream society and other support services that must work together for their well-being [ 5].
Successful design depends upon a deep understanding of human, social, and environmental needs and their contexts, practical knowledge of the means available to respond to these needs, and strategies for creatively relating needs and means.
As general verbal behaviours are context independent and occur in every professional interaction, observing these skills does not require context-specific knowledge of the situation, such as clinical expertise.
In this context, the knowledge of the infectious and whole population for all time is feasible, but the knowledge of the susceptible and infected population for all time is not a realistic assumption.
