to evaluate an education effort and revised alcohol-preventive routine in Swedish antenatal care; to generate more knowledge for further development of alcohol issues in antenatal care.
And if you don't have a very compelling statement, going to a donor and saying, I'd like you to give me some money, because I can generate more knowledge about development, you'll get zero.
To generate more knowledge on how financing mechanisms can become less fragmented and more integrated, we asked the respondents what would be challenges in the development of a more integrated financing mechanism for stroke care.
This study not only aims to improve clinical communication between care providers and involve the patient more in their own care process but will also generate more knowledge and insight into the nature of adverse events and avoidable harm for this patient group.
XSEDE will enable that same kind of work--only providing more detail, generating more new knowledge and improving our world in an even broader range of fields.
Systems biology approaches are likely to address some of these issues by generating more detailed knowledge, both to feed into vaccine design and in early-stage vaccine evaluation.
Data acquired from the study of these two genes could be the first step in generating more comprehensive knowledge of the regulation of other MMPs and IGFBPs involved in OA, which could open up novel avenues in therapeutic strategies targeting this disease.
Finally, we did not use ethnically matched interviewers for our study participants, which could have facilitated in generating more culturally specific knowledge.
After all, they are doing no more or less than believing in the claims of science, which have been tested at every turn, have produced tangible improvements all around us, and have generated more provable knowledge than any other method of human enquiry.
