Many of the predicted pairs of PPI-linked processes fit well with extant knowledge of cellular function.
Local modifications to the questionnaire were based partially on extant knowledge and partially on information collected during the rapid assessment stage.
The new evaluation uses the extant knowledge base to improve: (1) design, (2) measures, and (3) utility.
The immediate results of these discussions were the formation of the Ocean Biogeographic Information System (OBIS), a system of databases in which extant knowledge was collected, and the History of Marine Animal Populations (HMAP) project, which endeavoured to survey historical data for indications of human impact on the oceans.
Both the questions and the answers meandered more or less purposefully through extant knowledge, with much reference to established sources.
Firm performance is shaped by value creation and its appropriation, yet extant body of knowledge on management does not provide a comprehensive picture of value appropriation that captures its dynamic nature.
Below, we compile those insights from the extant body of descriptive knowledge on BPS that indicate how BPS affects the dimensions of process performance included in the Devil's Quadrangle.
The phylogenetic framework is a composite that best integrates the current knowledge on extant and fossil taxa, a subject not fully resolved [ 8].
The extant literature on knowledge diffusion, however, has not been able to explain which characteristics of knowledge increase the likelihood that knowledge will remain within its own technological field or spill over to other technologies.
I have used current knowledge on the development of extant arthropods, together with published descriptions of fossils, to reconstruct the germband stages of a series of key taxa leading from the arthropod lower stem group to crown group taxa.
