Once the professional has classified the patient's problem, the specialist can draw on a wealth of knowledge from past and current patients, from personal experience and the experience of other specialists that applies to the group in question.
Also, mythology and ancient civilizations that he had learned about in school gave him a wealth of knowledge from which he drew from.
She also turns up later, exposing a wealth of knowledge from someone who has presumably never made a movie; John should have asked for her help much sooner.
Bringing together a wealth of knowledge from academics in Britain, Europe and the USA this book offers the latest scholarship in apocalypse studies.
He may be a Ph.D. dropout from University of Texas (Austin), where he was a Graduate Fellow of computer science (he earned his B.S. in computer science from the Indian Institute of Technology), but he's earned a wealth of knowledge through his hands on experience in thinking through the challenges of creating a datacenter infrastructure using software rather than hardware.
I had the chance to have a lovely breakfast with Stephanie Reid, the Director of Public Relations for the hotel; she is both a native Hawaiian from Kauai (going back 10 generations) and a wealth of knowledge of the natural and human history about the area where the St . Regisis located.
A wealth of knowledge has accumulated from these studies.
Similar to other aspects of healthcare, it is increasingly recognized that experienced patients, their families, and caregivers, have a wealth of knowledge that comes from living and experiencing a medical condition.
