In addition to numbers, Klout indicates areas of expertise, some of which may seem a bit banal.
Where it has, in the cases of NT Live's screenings or livestreamed performances by National Theatre Wales, the process has required significant resources and expertise, neither of which can be readily mustered by emerging independents.
Complex scientific fields such as medicine inevitably involve multiple domains of expertise, each of which has its own perspective and priorities that shapes the way things being studied are conceived and dealt with.
Some clinicians valued the expertise of patients and instead of viewing themselves as the only legitimate source of knowledge now saw that the clinician and the patient each had different kinds of expertise, both of which were important for self-management.
Because GWA studies require access to sophisticated laboratories and large-scale genotyping facilities with attendant statistical expertise, most of which are currently only available in a few countries in the world, samples collected for GWA studies are often exported for processing, quality control and genotyping.
Post-disaster communication is one area of expertise for which WHO provides support to member countries.
Real Estate Econometrics provided the perfect complement to the existing expertise of R.C.A., which historically focused on capital markets broadly but specifically on transaction activity.
The idea of the partnership is to combine the technological expertise of 24/7 Real Media, which directs ads to relevant Web pages, with the broad reach of Yahoo's Right Media advertising exchange.
The Wild Bird Fund is able to rehabilitate and release more than 50 percent of its animal patients, thanks to the digital X-rays, lead poison kits, oxygen masks, pain medications and veterinary expertise of Animal General, which is just across the street, and its partner hospital, the Center for Avian and Exotic Medicine.
Flotation circuit design is usually accomplished by applying empirical rules or by using expertise of practitioners which may result in operations not working at their optimum conditions.
