In the present work, our aim was not to re-validate pre-existent knowledge about sleep-related memory consolidation, but to make use of a task that may benefit from sleep to increase the probability to observe task-related behaviors during sleep.
The conduct of clinical research should be informed by existent knowledge.
The first factor – existent knowledge concerning the relative efficacy of the proposed experimental and control interventions – is a principal focus of the ensuing discussion.
These gaps in the existent knowledge have limited the research on otoprotective strategies mainly to prevention and to an empirical matter of trial and error.
Thus, insights from research within the Dutch context, which has specific challenges for both categories of youngsters, will be used as prime examples of existent knowledge.
Blunt later admitted she had a "non-existent knowledge" of the queen, but after consulting her mother about Victoria's successful marriage, Blunt told King that the queen "was a young girl who was very in love for the first time, and she was in a job where she felt way over her head.
PlantTFDB [ 18] and DBD [ 19] are two existent transcription factor databases, which contain knowledge about transcription factors from multiple species.
Then we propose a common framework where any existent or future resources will connect to share knowledge about the product.
In this paper, as well as in the previous study by our research group [ 16], knowledge about CAM research was very low or non existent.
While SCC are common among stroke patients, knowledge about the following aspects is only limited or practically non-existent: the risk profile for developing SCC; their course over time; their impact on quality of life (QOL), subjective recovery and activities in daily life (ADL) functioning; and their prognostic implications.
Knowledge about the reproduction of the endangered pygmy hippopotamus is almost non-existent.
