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The comparison of pathway clusters and then the dysfunctional difference in different regions gives more knowledge of the status of protein cooperativity in specific brain region.

Comparing the miRTI with the Seq network demonstrated that using miRNA-target influence interactions gives more knowledge about miRNA mode of action than using the binary Seq weights that are based on only sequence predictions.

Given more knowledge and resources flowing, the importance of social capital may be less significant in more recent years.

The current study was designed to give more knowledge and helping to exploit the leaves of the plants L. stoechas collected in Tlemcen region in the west of Algeria by determining the anti-corrosive activity of its essential oil.

Genome sequencing, DNA-DNA hybridising, and molecular chemotaxonomy would give more knowledge about its taxonomic position among the Nocardia species.

"She completely changed my perspective on how we should really move forward – why we need to give more knowledge and more capacity to people so that they can become agents of change, so that they can become actors to transform our society".

It is somewhat surprising that mothers of children with an FDR with type 1 diabetes are more likely to engage in preventive behaviors given that they likely have more knowledge about the condition and potential influencing factors (i.e., the lack of evidence that behaviors prevent type 1 diabetes).

Starting from the observation that, for most emerging substances, it is primarily the knowledge gaps which still prevent proper risk assessment and risk ranking, NORMAN has developed a rational and holistic prioritization approach (Fig. 2) which gives more systematic consideration to the knowledge gaps relating to emerging substances [16, 17].

Although the rules of quantum mechanics say that one can never simultaneously know both the size and timing of light waves exactly, they do allow a compromise: It's possible to quantum-manipulate, or "squeeze," light to give more precise knowledge of one at the expense of shakier knowledge of the other.

Applying evidence-based knowledge in practice gives more professional strength and safety for the patients and also provides meaning and satisfaction for me personally.

[N17] Applying evidence-based knowledge in practice gives more professional strength and safety for the patients and also provides meaning and satisfaction for me personally.