On the one hand, this may lead to generating a higher quality knowledge base.
Much of the early work on Open Education was financed by wealthy universities or foundations, especially the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, whose mission includes using "technology to help equalize the distribution of high quality knowledge".
Our solution is able to transfer high quality knowledge via noise reduction, to model rich pairwise interactions among individual-level and cluster-level entities, and to adapt the potential inconsistent knowledge from implicit feedbacks to explicit feedbacks.
Through this, the book series serves as a vehicle to help academics, professionals, researchers and policy makers, working in the fields of small business and entrepreneurship, to disseminate and obtain high quality knowledge.
And so a certain amount of false information gets mixed in with the high quality knowledge that we pick up about the world around us.
Consensus on definition and classification is of vital importance to obtain high quality knowledge [ 217].
Utilitarian assessments of bariatric surgery for young people are difficult as high quality knowledge on benefits is scarce[ 39].
With this sense of common mission, we are confident that the fruits of our collaboration will continue to provide high quality knowledge transfer of best available evidence.
The present lack of high quality evidence on outcome and risk in bariatric surgery for children and adolescents is a moral quandary [ 181, 206, 207], and voices a moral imperative to provide more high quality knowledge.
The WHO defines a health research system as ' the people, institutions, and activities whose primary purpose is to generate high quality knowledge that can be used to promote, restore, and/or maintain the health status of populations.
