A wiki is a platform to sort, unify, and share the increasing body of knowledge.
The accelerated development of technology in the past century is a result of the increasing body of knowledge, continuously amassed by researchers around the world, and increasingly made available to others by the use of modern communication tools.
These findings contribute to the increasing body of knowledge on the embedded character of food consumption and on the relevance of designing policy strategies that connect institutional context and particular consumption practices.
However, an increasing body of knowledge clearly suggests that the formation of nuclear foci is not sufficient [17], [19].
There is an increasing body of knowledge concerning the crucial role of CaMKII for modulation of RyR2 function.
The growing number of climacteric stage women and the increasing body of knowledge about the complexity of their health needs are raising new requirements for health services.
But despite an increasing body of knowledge about the application of sequential and simultaneous PET/MR in oncology various open questions still exist concerning the scientific and medical prospects and limitations.
Despite an increasing body of knowledge concerning the relationship between lifestyle-related factors and absenteeism in well-developed countries, the current longitudinal study is one of the first studies in BRICS countries to investigate gender and lifestyle factors as determinants of sickness absence.
Despite an increasing body of knowledge concerning gender and lifestyle factors as determinants of sickness absence in well-developed countries, the relationship between these variables has not been elucidated in emerging economic power countries, where the burden of non-communicable diseases is particularly high.
This study will add to the increasing body of knowledge in the re-emerging discipline known as medical geology (Finkelman et al. 2005; Selinus 2007), and may be used as part of an approach for potentially linking BEN in other areas, and/or other diseases, to organic compounds leached from coal by groundwater.
