There have been several attempts in recent years, often drawing upon resources from formal learning theory, to interpret scientific theories as procedures for generating reliable knowledge, rather than the end-products of the execution of such procedures — see, for instance, Kelly and Glymour (2004).
It's exhausting and it draws upon resources that are already depleted.
It draws upon resources within the Unified Medical Language System UMLSS) [ 21] to accomplish this.
There are plenty of references and resources to draw upon, many of which have been cited here.
Those with fewer non-kin social supports may have smaller networks of human resources to draw upon for maintenance of community living status [ 12, 37].
Through different combinations of these semiotic resources, people orchestrate meaning, and in doing so, draw upon nonverbal as well as verbal resources (Jewitt 2009; Kress et al. 1998).
Although clinical knowledge is required for colonoscopic insertion, it was particularly evident during withdrawal as a resource to draw upon during diagnosis and treatment of any pathologies detected.
So it's important for us to have some mechanisms to be able to draw upon gas resources.
Instead, there may be alternative ways of doing refugee protection, which draw upon untapped resources or build upon refugees' own skills, aspirations, and entrepreneurship.
While reshaping the cost base will be a critical element of the strategy, we will also invest further and draw upon our resources in order to achieve this transformation.
