As the program sees more photos, it is programmed to expand its knowledge of what it can sort by.
With plenty of cash in the bank, HealthTap has been looking for ways to expand its knowledge network and is doing so today by making its first acquisition.
In 1914, the US Department of Agriculture began to fund cooperative extension services through the land grant college of each state, and Cornell expanded its impact by sending agents to spread knowledge in each county of New York State.
Our study expands current knowledge by providing the evidence that the GG genotype of UCP2 is associated with increased circulating hs-CRP levels beyond the effect of major confounders.
This study expands previous knowledge by reporting haemoglobin recovery at multiple time points during the first year of ART, using a standardised definition for anaemia, and being undertaken in a very high TB incidence setting.
The present findings expands this knowledge by demonstrating that also in patients with mild-to-moderate AS, increased LV mass index is associated with higher rate of combined death and heart failure independent of LV systolic function.
This finding partly agrees with previous investigations [ 2, 7], which reported that furfural could stimulate growth and ABE production when added at the beginning of fermentation, but it also expands knowledge in the field by uncovering the fact that furfural is most toxic to C. beijerinckii 8052 during the solventogenic growth phase.
Our study expands on this knowledge by demonstrating that such stress may be caused by comparisons of one's own outcomes to those of others.
That's according to some German researchers who, on March 11, decided to expand that knowledge by publishing the HeLa genome.
Second, the GBS program allows student to expand their knowledge by taking any course at Yale that piques their curiosity.
The aim of this study was to expand that knowledge by identifying behavioural indicators correlating with three degrees of palatability.
