From there, Kelley says, "it's a combination of knowledge about the person who needs to be matched, and intuition", along with factors such as geography, age preference, whether a person wants to see a male or female therapist.
Firms can create new knowledge through a combination of knowledge from diverse sources of knowledge [40].
Understanding the complex process of biological evolution requires a combination of knowledge from the life sciences, probability and statistics, and geosciences (Gould 2002).
To derive and study efficient algorithms for the real world QTL mapping problems, we need to use a combination of knowledge from the fields of numerical analysis and genetics, and also rely on results from both numerical experiments and analysis for simplified problems.
The minimum skill set of five key areas proposed above is cross-disciplinary in nature, involving a combination of knowledge and proficiency from the fields of biology, computer science, mathematics and statistics.
The minimum skill set proposed is cross-disciplinary in nature, involving a combination of knowledge and proficiency from the fields of biology, computer science, mathematics and statistics, and can be tailored to the needs of the "-omics".
Lastly, whereas the UK and Australian guidelines provide competency frameworks (allowing assessment of progression from knowledge to performance in practice [ 38]), our final list is a combination of knowledge, competencies and actions, with no performance items.
Sacco (who has done journalistic comics for this magazine) claims not to have a conscious style; his work, he says, is a "combination of knowledge and limitation".
These capabilities are developed by a combination of "knowledge and skills of employees" (Grant 1991, 1996).
Risk of error was defined as a combination of knowledge and certainty for each question, rated on a scale from 1 to 3 devised for the study.
