Sentence examples for knowledge adapted from inspiring English sources

It is based on existing knowledge, adapted models and new modules based on experiments and survey data.

Experimental results using different datasets and several gene sets show that the proposal is able to outperform classical alternatives by using existing prior knowledge adapted from publicly available databases.

Script theory explains how physicians progressively acquire knowledge adapted to their clinical tasks [ 1, 2].

Throughout the paper a distinction is made between traditional knowledge (perceptions, beliefs and practices passed down by previous generations) and external knowledge (adapted from outside the village by the current generation).

The revised myth of the war elephants showed that they were responsive to new zoological knowledge, adapting mythology the way scientists today sometimes have to reshape theory.

Two benefits were more often cited among train-the-trainer participants (acquire new knowledge, adapt to a community's needs) whereas one benefit was more common among traditional format respondents (implement evidence-based practices in a CDC/federally funded program).

The phases of knowledge application used it this framework are borrowed from Graham et al. 2006 [ 32]: (1) identify problems and relevant knowledge; (2) adapt knowledge; (3) assess barriers to knowledge use and factors facilitating it; (4) implement interventions; (5) monitor knowledge use; (6) evaluate outcomes; (7) sustain knowledge use [ 32].

Flatten et al. (2011) develop and validate a four-factor measure of ACAP based on 14 items that assesses the degree to which a company engages in knowledge acquisition activities, assimilates acquired information into existing knowledge, transforms the newly adapted knowledge, and commercially exploits the transformed knowledge to its competitive advantage (p. 112).

Since the transfer of knowledge base adapted to the home market conditions to other markets is subject to risks, the firms are expected to start their initial internationalization process with a lower commitment entry mode.

With this new knowledge, specifically adapted BEs could be developed which might improve fertilizer use efficiency and decrease the dependence of agriculture on large external inputs of synthetic fertilizers.

Yet, little is known how social knowledge is adapted to, or influenced by, a species' social organization.