Other factors seem to reside in the apparent cleavage between the scientific community and ensuing knowledge produced in universities and research centers and the schools and/or general public.
Ensuing knowledge would deepen our understanding of the biochemical cues that regulate cardiac primitive cell survival, proliferation, migration, and, possibly, differentiation, and, hence, guide cardiac tissue regeneration.
The purpose of this paper is to explain why knowledge investments are inherently unbalanced, so that the competitiveness and growth ensuing from knowledge are not equally spread across individuals, firms, and spatial units of observation, such as regions and countries.
A virtuous cycle ensues, multiplying knowledge and choices in terms of products, jobs, and careers.
We might try to clarify the luck condition as involving a distinctive notion of epistemic luck but unless we were able to explicate that notion in effect, to distinguish between the two kinds of luck mentioned above without recourse to knowledge, it is not clear that the ensuing analysis of knowledge could be both informative and noncircular.
He explained, "The army's knowledge and ensuing cover-up is so subterranean that it would take a creative screen story, perhaps someone else making the picture and giving it the equal time it deserves".
In the ensuing days, it became common knowledge that the killer was Wild Bill.
The police did suggest some redesign options and submitted a report detailing the history of truck-bomb attacks, according to some with knowledge of the ensuing dialogue.
"They are so dedicated to extending knowledge on neuroblastoma and ensuing more children are cured of this horrible disease," she says.
As highlighted throughout the ensuing discussion, this research intersected with the knowledge base established by economics and neurosciences.
The ensuing presentations and discussions involved a diversity of knowledge disciplines and cultures.
