Sentence examples for diversity knowledge from inspiring English sources

Although many studies have examined species diversity per unit area (alpha diversity), knowledge about the patterns of species turnover (beta diversity) in urban areas remains limited.

They mentioned the cultural conflict of health belief and health care demands between other cultures and their own made caring more complex, together with their shortage of cultural diversity knowledge, which resulted in further complicating the learning about caring.

The user's personomy can bring together a wide diversity of knowledge about the individual, since in a categorization users express, by the used tags, their knowledge, intentions and terminology preferences related to the content of each resource [32].

Segalen writes that it is "nothing other than the notion of difference, the perception of Diversity, the knowledge that something is other than one's self".

But we also constantly seek out a diversity of knowledge, skills and opinions.

Conservation of fungi faces the challenge of high species diversity, limited knowledge and a general lack of public awareness.

Mode 3 even accentuates such pluralism and diversity of knowledge and innovation modes as being necessary for advancing societies and economies.

Hierarchy is achieved by utilizing previously learned motor-sensory mapping, which enables the learning of other mappings, thus increasing the extent and diversity of knowledge and skills.

From this, three principal lessons leading to successful efforts emerge that address co-design, adaptive or flexible management, and diversity of knowledge.

Parekh (2005) proposes the use of ontologies and Semantic Web technologies to tackle the complexity and diversity of knowledge and data within the environmental sciences and engineering with the purpose of enabling efficient data sharing.

However, NoV vaccine development has faced many difficulties, including genetic/antigenic diversity, limited knowledge on NoV immunology and viral cycle, lack of a permissive cell line for cultivation and lack of a widely available and successful animal model.