It also helped to define knowledge gaps in nematology and modelling.
Within this matrix, we defined knowledge gaps as the least-connected pairs, i.e. cells for which the connectivity value (no. refined articles/no. keywords involved in the search syntax) was less than the tenth percentile.
This paper reports the development, utilisation, and evaluation of an assessment tool (expert elicitation) that pinpoints priority areas for research and policy action by defining crucial knowledge gaps and the degree of scientific confidence in the current knowledge on the topic of concern.
This is only possible on the basis of co-responsibility of actors for the whole process and its outcomes, so research priorities can be defined, and knowledge gaps and risks can be identified at the right moment.
The development of the UNEST package followed a linear process, starting with a literature review which helped define the knowledge gaps and local needs.
The propositions arising from the review will also inform the design of future intervention studies, and define outstanding knowledge gaps and research needs.
Little research is available defining dietary sodium knowledge gaps in patients with pre-dialysis CKD.
Thus, overcoming these knowledge gaps and defining the contextual clues whereby Smad2/3 signals coalesce with noncanonical effectors in driving oncogenic TGF-β signaling will be essential to improving the efficacy of anti-TGF-β therapies.
This paper seeks to present a panorama of cooling related research in office buildings, categorising reported research experiences from the past 25 years in order to identify knowledge gaps and define current paths and trends for further exploration.
We sought to identify existing knowledge gaps and define what research is needed to address these gaps and advance asbestos research.
