Sentence examples for creating more knowledge from inspiring English sources

This multicenter study adds to the current body of knowledge by creating more knowledge of the effects of task reallocation in hospitals on the efficiency, quality and continuity of care.

"Over the course of the next forty years," he writes, "science is poised to create more knowledge than humans have created in all of recorded history..

"Fruitful," when applied to humanity, doesn't mean only physical reproduction; it refers "to the process of mental conception," the power of human beings to learn and reason, and so to create more knowledge.

Competing research programs need to create more knowledge than others to survive.

Optimal information is meant to create more knowledge among patients and as Keohane et al. express it: "Knowledge confers a sense of control, and enhances the ability to cope with chronic disease.

33 34 The current series of trials is part of a project which aims to create more knowledge about the suitability of n-of-1 trials for regulatory decisions such as reimbursement and marketing authorisation.

Such knowledge might be used for creating more effective and authentic experiences for emotional learning in medical education.

Connectedness and sharing combine to package knowledge (and tasks) in their most shareable forms, creating more opportunity for the recombination of ideas within a company.

He said the knowledge that Craigslist would be arriving someday led the paper to improve its online presentation of classified ads, creating more categories and clear entry points.

Or are the diseases of individuals so particular that testing experimental medicines in broad groups is doomed to create more frustration than knowledge?

In order to solve problems in PBL, students connect descriptive knowledge with procedural knowledge and create more details and cross linkages in their knowledge structures, which will benefit clinical reasoning in the future.