The results of our experiment show that a KMS designed to support the goal GENERATE is more appropriate for divergent type knowledge problems because of its affordances for iterative brainstorming processes.
Because major transcriptional regulating pathways are conserved across highly divergent species, knowledge about mechanisms for local adaptation in B. distachyon populations could be transferable and valuable for agricultural important Pooideae crops.
To allow a systematic investigation of BIM's divergent fields, its knowledge components must be defined and expanding boundaries delineated.
Actually, GenoQuery is generic enough to be used straightforwardly in other relational genomic data warehouses where reconciliation of data is not fully achieved (redundant and divergent pieces of knowledge are allowed).
The authors of this interesting, insightful, and very well-written book explore the processes of regulation of transboundary environmental risks through four case studies that engage a variety of state and nonstate actors with divergent demands and knowledge claims.
One of the most important facets of collaborative learning is the interaction between individual and collaborative learning activities – between divergent perspectives and shared knowledge building.
However, at this moment, it is not possible to confirm the hypothesis that the F-specific ORFs in marine and freshwater mussels are homologous due to their highly divergent nature and incomplete knowledge regarding their phylogenetic distribution.
To our knowledge, such divergent responses to TLR2, TLR3, TLR6 and TLR4 ligands have not been reported in inflammatory diseases before.
Enna and Williams have identified as a major hurdle in translational medicine the branch of medicine that translates knowledge from divergent areas of study into effective public health interventions the fact that most animal models of disease lack predictive value for humans [ 147].
