The actual prescribing process is probably much less linear as each step may need to draw on knowledge of previous events (medicines, diagnoses, tests, observations) recorded in patients' charts and notes.
But to create the technology, innovators draw on knowledge from many different sources.
We additionally draw on knowledge from two separate surveys in Germany and Norway among industry professionals.
Identifying the principal process of the ecosystem as one of knowledge flow, we elucidate the roles of repository and networked knowledge, identify key consumers and producers in a trinity of communities of practice, and draw on knowledge management literature to describe different knowledge flows.
The city's history as "the land of OEM manufacturers" has created a foundation of manufacturing knowledge to draw on, so coming to Shenzhen allows startups to embed themselves "deeply in their supply chain".
This illusion of uniform velocity has been discussed within the motor theories of perception which holds that perceptual systems draw on implicit motor knowledge to process biological events [3], [12].
To give a couple of examples, in English, a student might draw on their knowledge of history to analyse the historic context of a novel or, conversely, use their knowledge of English to structure an argument in a history assignment.
It emphasizes that both educators and engineers need to learn to draw on own knowledges and experiences rather than imposing knowledge in a top-down process.
But there is a large bank of knowledge to draw on, derived from studies of how simpler organisms develop, like sea urchins, roundworms, fruit flies, frogs and mice.
The results showed that posters seldom drew on knowledge about effective ways to frame messages.
For this study, it was important for the participants to have university early childhood qualifications, as such staff have been shown to draw on theoretical knowledge, to engage in positive, sensitive care-giving and to provide planned child-centred learning experiences (Howes et al. 1998).
