"If the designers of buildings could use the knowledge gained by us and incorporate it in how to make a building better," an effective green building would result, Mr. Gallagher said.
Sometimes they are, though, and could use the knowledge that comes with experience.
Use the knowledge of others.
However, if our method was applied to estimate cumulative incidence over a more extended period, for example from a baseline at the start of the first wave in April 2009, and if titers were shown to decline below the HI threshold within this time, a sero-reversion factor could be incorporated using the knowledge of the kinetics of the antibody decay curve.
In this case, you could use the inverse of the connectedness as your expert knowledge.
For instance, taking the approach of Kampourakis and Zogza (2009), we could use the results from pretests of student knowledge with the GeDI to diagnose how misconceptions and key concepts coexist in students' conceptual frameworks and then present experimental data that cannot be explained with the students' current constructs.
In principle, this could be done by a human expert using the knowledge of the design and quality of each particular bioassay (e.g., confidence score assigned during manual curation to each assay in ChEMBL).
But, at Radar, anyone with music knowledge could use the facilities and network..
It's using the knowledge of the perpetrator".
If they wanted to spy on German president Angela Merkel, for instance, they could using the keys without the knowledge of German security forces, something that would not be possible through other legal means.
