It clearly demonstrates that an interdisciplinary approach towards globalisation and health is required, which draws upon the knowledge from relevant fields such as, for example, medicine, epidemiology, sociology, political sciences, (health) education, environmental sciences and economics.
This implies their understanding of natural selection was still developing or they were unable to draw upon their knowledge when that knowledge was relevant.
Integrating key cabinet departments would allow the new agency to draw upon the knowledge of experts from across the infrastructure world.
This enables participants to draw upon prior knowledge or experience (including that derived from the world of work) as the starting point for their ongoing learning and development and is a highly appropriate strategy for adult education (Engeström 2001).
Ewanick will draw upon the knowledge of luxury consumers and badge brands that he learned from working in marketing at Porsche Cars North America.
People tend to draw upon taxonomic knowledge about animals.
The debriefings gave us the chance to draw upon the knowledge of the team and our captain, Ivan, to analyse the experience and learn from the exercises.
Then the system knows, if it can draw upon other knowledge about the relationship between words, as Powerset does, that poodles are a kind of dog.
It also requires us to draw upon any knowledge that we have subsequently acquired about particular concepts and their referents.
