Indigenous peoples live in closer contact with nature than others and have valuable knowledge of ongoing biophysical and ecological processes.
However, clients also had valuable knowledge to share, such as which local general practices would be most receptive to software tool deployment and how to modify the software to maximise its usability.
Inclusion criteria were (1) service provided a continence service for people aged 50 years or older and (2) participants' contact time with patients >60% of their working week so that they have valuable knowledge of working within their continence service.
If you are dealing with a private seller, this person will have valuable knowledge about the car.
As well as having valuable technical knowledge, electrical and electronic engineering graduates are often creative problem solvers with high levels of IT expertise.
Although there is not a complete agreement on the causes of foaming in anaerobic digestion, experts and operators do have valuable empirical knowledge of key factors.
It is an important principle of participatory epidemiology that stakeholders such as animal owners (or, in the case of wildlife, hunters or game-wardens) have valuable technical knowledge essential to understanding epidemiological scenarios.
Once that plane has found valuable knowledge, including technologies that may disrupt the way the company has operated for many years, it relays the knowledge to a "magnet" plane.
Importantly, the study has provided valuable knowledge concerning the RSA set-up, exposure settings, CT-protocol, patient-positioning and other details needed in order to apply dynamic RSA with bone-models in clinical use for evaluation of hip kinematics.
The Norwegian Hip Fracture Register has provided valuable knowledge on the treatment and outcome of hip fractures [ 8].
