And I think the reason we went into the partnership with GlaxoSmithKline, which I think is a challenge to other companies, is not about the bit of money they give us –it is important, but it's a small amount – but it's more about whether they harness their knowledge, expertise in core business.
Louis says that no matter how old someone gets, we should do more to harness their knowledge and experience.
" Having girls lead decisions on grants for girls is smart philanthropy – it harnesses their wisdom and bone-deep knowledge about what is important and what works for girls.
Instead, VASP provides powerful filters with the aim of allowing researchers to harness their additional knowledge of the disease to generate reduced variant lists suitable for manual interrogation.
In conclusion, UNAIDS supports and empowers countries to develop their own estimates, simultaneously harnessing local knowledge and understanding of epidemics and fostering the routine application of the estimates in programme planning.
Sound therapy deconstructs music into pure sound, harnessing the knowledge that sound can have a powerful effect on our emotions.
"Harnessing that knowledge and experience, and using it collectively to make a recommendation, is always a fun exercise.
This review will discuss recent salient findings of host factors that modulate inflammatory responses to H. pylori with the aim of harnessing this knowledge for developing novel therapeutics.
By harnessing the knowledge and expertise of partner organisations – and with the city's 2.8m population acting as a honeypot for biomedicine companies looking to test products – the initiative could build world-leading infrastructure for clinical trials and health informatics.
These projects, and the organizations that run them, are not about miraculously mastering wild technologies, but about harnessing existing knowledge, expertise, and energy in the service of some great goal.
