Sentence examples for knowledge accessed from inspiring English sources

Almost without exception clinical research seeking to evaluate the effectiveness of Chinese medicine relies on TCM textbook knowledge – accessed directly or via practitioners' clinical usage – in order to frame its hypotheses.

Given the previous assertion that the "strong" form of embodiment is untenable, it is also not supported by current evidence that all facets of knowledge accessed during problem solving in STEM tasks merely lack some embodied alternative.

Four of these domains were deductively derived from the original research questions (external providers, knowledge accessed, knowledge transformation, benefits/disadvantages).

The second order interpretation exemplified by narrative is based on a body of knowledge accessed through fieldwork.

It also revealed significant discrepancies between telework and central-work in knowledge accessibility and in the patterns of media usage for knowledge access.

The foreign partner provided capital, knowledge, access to international markets and jobs.

Just as 2015's curated Instagram feeds are a careful balance of fancy dress and #artselfies, your tote is a measure of your lifestyle as a whole – choosing one is a question of knowledge, access and taste.

Slack sometimes could solve the information access to knowledge access problem, but even then it doesn't solve the service issue.

With increasing popularity of telework arrangements especially among knowledge workers, effective knowledge access in the virtual setup is becoming vital to their performance.

According to [98], semantic relations provide richer metadata connecting documents to ontologies and enable more sophisticated semantic search and knowledge access.

Farmers with better resources, labour, knowledge, access to information and social capital had better coping and adaptation strategies to the declining rainfall and crop productivity.