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To facilitate greater knowledge for the surgeon on mesh choice, we aimed to comprehensively analyze hernia mesh packaging and regulations.

Once such semantic view is constructed, the images in the target domain can be transformed to match this new enhanced feature space for image classification as it contains greater knowledge for classification than the original.

In the context of e-learning recommender systems, we propose that the users with greater knowledge (for example, those who have obtained better results in various tests) have greater weight in the calculation of the recommendations than the users with less knowledge.

Greater knowledge of risk factors for meningococcal carriage may help to identify useful public health interventions.

Undoubtedly, the quest for greater knowledge of the high-resolution imaging techniques along with a comprehensive background of articular cartilage biology will help explore the physiology and pathology of articular cartilage as well as develop non-invasive diagnostic tools and efficient repair strategies for OA.

On average, providers at provincial and specialized hospitals demonstrated greater knowledge of tasks required for high quality PAC than staff at other facility types.> Less than one-third (31%) of providers correctly demonstrated the tasks required for high quality PAC during the simulated procedure (Table  5).

Further investigation of these cleavage events will be important for gaining greater knowledge of the interrelationship between autophagy and apoptosis.

In order to gain a greater knowledge of the mechanisms responsible for granulosa cell maturation and selection of dominant follicles there have been several transcriptome analyses of bovine granulosa cells [ 12- 17].

Increased intervention time with a second set of prediction activities with PV could have possibly led to greater knowledge acquisition for the "Prediction" group.

Chemical companies are using new products and technology to respond to demands for greater knowledge about pesticides, and for greater control over them.

Some countries called specifically for greater knowledge sharing (Bhutan), while others pointed specifically to the need for continued NGO support (Bangladesh), in the form of developing innovative models for ECCE provision (Uzbekistan), and financial support (Nepal).