Sentence examples for favour knowledge from inspiring English sources

In order to favour knowledge transfer and to support evidence-based decision making at both mesoscopic and microscopic levels, local HTA units have been implemented in all five university hospitals in Quebec.

The training has significantly favoured knowledge of, attitudes on and the application of game-based learning and gamification (Wilcoxon test, sign test).

This research is being conducted in close collaboration with decision-makers from the Quebec's Ministry of Health which favours knowledge sharing and its application to support decisions in real life context.

The point was not only to favour the knowledge transfer but also to understand the most favourable way, in terms of patent ownership, to maximise the social welfare.

Being mostly urban and metropolitan areas, thick RISs favour unrelated knowledge linkages and externalities spurring from a variety of sectors which mutually influences each other and triggers new ideas and innovation.

In particular, this intermediate space (Maciocco and Tagliagambe 2009; Tagliagambe 2008) also represents the field of action of urban design, which extends its horizons in favour of knowledge neglected in city design but which proves essential for exploring different ways of conceiving of the space of inhabiting.

Just as scarcity favours corruption, knowledge brings power.

In Rowe's favour is his knowledge of how M&S actually works.

A plant once so common and easily cultivated has fallen out of favour and the knowledge of how to grow it is lost in the mists of time.

He scorned speculative book knowledge, favouring instead the irrefutable facts gained from experience from saper vedere.

Songs such as You Don't Know Me, meanwhile, jettison his extreme persona in favour of self-knowledge.