Whatever is learned from Curiosity and InSight will advance scientific knowledge and might well be useful in planning potential manned missions.
It is our belief that context and situated knowledge may well be referring to the same phenomenon.
It may indicate certain dynamism of coping, as well as its flexibility; we can, therefore, expect the undertaking of different activities, depending on the actual characteristics of a person (including his/her knowledge and well-being) and the characteristics of the situation.
To our knowledge, BE WELL is the first study with adequate design and power for investigating the longitudinal effects of a behavioral weight loss intervention on asthma control.
Studies have shown that continuous and periodic education offers both short-term and long-term knowledge gains and could well be planned to target primary care nurses working in public health centres [ 28].
In 2010 Dr Kräutler received the Right Livelihood Award 'for a lifetime of work for the human and environmental rights of indigenous peoples and for his tireless efforts to save the Amazon forest from destruction.' His knowledge, wisdom and commitment to the well being of his people were evident throughout our conversation -- as was his concern.
Such age-appropriate knowledge is empowering for children, and might well be the difference between a child becoming one of these statistics or not.
Notably, the program improved participants' EM knowledge and was well received by participants, the Haitian government, and the national medical school.
And Allah has full knowledge and is well acquainted (with all things).
Not being treated with understanding or knowledge, as well as being ignored, was commonly experienced.
However, transient or even sustained IOP elevation after anti-VEGF injection in adult patients is common knowledge and well described [ 18- 20].
