MBDS is a nonpersonal data extract that is mandatory for hospitals to guarantee the epidemiologic knowledge necessary for driving national health system management.
Re "Dear Graduates: Money Is a Means" (On the Contrary, May 28), which said that money, in many ways, can buy a person a better life: Yes, money can obtain access to a good education, but it cannot guarantee the acquisition of knowledge.
Such conceptions can only be adequate, and this would guarantee that the knowledge arising from such conceptions is true.
If there is a challenge I face, I surround myself with the smartest people I can find so my clients are guaranteed the brightest knowledge and best care".
In other words, even when modern thought makes knowledge essentially historical, it must retain some functional equivalent of Kant's transcendental realm to guarantee the normative validity of knowledge.
Not only does it cost the company more financially, but it also doesn't guarantee the successful transfer of knowledge.
This chunk of schooling, which is run with no selection for ability and along comprehensive lines, "does not today guarantee the acquisition of basic knowledge", in the words of the education ministry.
Theoretically, in order to guarantee the public use of knowledge, which is the basis of applied development research, public funding is considered to be effective for basic research to generate knowledge into the form of public products [ 4- 7].
She will not possess the knowledge needed to guarantee the future of her own children.
Multiple speakers advocated an integrated approach on disaster risk research, a structure that is most likely to guarantee the codesign and coproduction of knowledge needed to strengthen decision making and practice for the benefit of society.
In this regard, these concepts should be taken from past scientific literature in order to guarantee the accumulation of data and knowledge and the creation of significant evidence for the EC.
