Sentence examples for increasing availability of knowledge from inspiring English sources

The McKinsey Quarterly reports that more than three-quarters think there is an opportunity to exploit the increasing availability of knowledge, almost as many think there will be a faster pace of technological innovation, and more than half think "there will be a growing number of consumers in emerging economies".

The prediction capability of SVM can be further enhanced with increasing availability of biological data and more extensive knowledge about sequence, structure, transcription, post-transcriptional processing features that define the functional profiles of proteins and peptides.

However, even with increasing availability of dedicated software, for those without a technical knowledge they remain 'black boxes'.

With the expansion of current knowledge on AD and the increasing availability of technical tools, there is an emerging need for the development of accurate biochemical and imaging tests that support the diagnosis [ 14, 15].

With the increasing availability of health articles on the Internet, patients increasingly rely on this ever-expanding knowledge network for access to information and expectations of disease treatments.

In general, the need for diagnostic sural nerve biopsies has drastically decreased due to the extensive knowledge of the various genetic causes of hereditary neuropathies and the increasing availability of molecular testing.

The increasing availability of "biomarkers," coupled with improvements in pharmacokinetic understanding, present opportunities to estimate ("reconstruct") exposure from measurements of dose and knowledge of intake and uptake parameters.

Partly, this is due to the increasing availability of data.

Another is the increasing availability of insurance to cover various risks in such projects.

The increasing availability of inexpensive bidet attachments might soon start moving us towards that hygiene change.

It would be understandable for policymakers to assume that increasing availability of these drugs would increase the rate of misuse.