Sentence examples for europe knowledge from inspiring English sources

In Europe, knowledge is most complete in western countries, yet focuses strongly on migraine; rather few studies have addressed the more prevalent TTH or the more disabling headache disorders characterized by headache on ≥15 days/month.

Europe-wide application of the PC Monitor is expected to result in up-to-date information on the structure, process and outcome of primary care systems, variation in primary care systems across Europe and knowledge about primary care oriented policy strategies (e.g. related to accessibility or integration).

The NECOBELAC project is an example of the many collaborations supported by the European Commission within FP7 to develop a Europe-Latin America knowledge area.

Can Europe, will Europe make them welcome?

NO EUROPEAN summit can conclude nowadays without talking up plans to make Europe the most competitive "knowledge-based" economy in the world.

These translations led to the most brilliant period of the School of Salerno and reintroduced Greek-Roman medical knowledge in Medieval Western Europe [30 33].

How PhDs May Advance Their Career and Knowledge Claims in the New Europe of Knowledge, a 2008 paper in Policy Futures in Education by Chris Armbruster.

Critics see it as a rehash of a failed initiative to make Europe the world's "most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy" by this year.

This is one of the first studies to examine PMH in a large Europe-wide sample and to the best of our knowledge the first to report on a wide range of determinants.

Among the CEFR's 53 illustrative scaled descriptors, there are two qualitative categories: Range and Control, which are used to describe a learner's vocabulary knowledge (see Table 1, adapted from the Council of Europe 2001, p. 112).

The power of this form of tacit knowledge is embodied in the great Gothic cathedrals of Europe--masterpieces of beauty, craftsmanship, and stability, all erected without blueprints or books.