The nutrition innovation lab, led by Tufts University, exemplifies the depth of knowledge and breadth of experience that university researchers can bring to our development agenda.
It is Ms. Iacoboni's responsibility to introduce these most optimistic of patients to the heaven and hell of knowledge, the breadth and limitation of genetic diagnoses, and their choices.
Concept map results indicated that improvements in knowledge depth, breadth, and interconnectedness were significantly greater for the intervention, as compared to the control cohort.
We find a U-shaped relationship between knowledge-sourcing breadth and international diversity.
We also find that that technological diversity has no impact on knowledge-sourcing breadth.
Clinical reasoning is complex and requires breadth of knowledge, knowledge organization and retrieval ability, and that each of these aspects work together.
During this time he expanded his knowledge about the breadth of therapeutic areas and how to work in a global company.
The program introduced new concepts of research excellence that emphasized not only technical merit and depth of knowledge, but also breadth of knowledge, interdisciplinary approaches, capacity building, action and practice.
The literature that addresses the supportive, rehabilitative and palliative needs still remains limited and reflects a gap in the existing knowledge regarding the breadth of needs across the disease and treatment trajectory for patients with HGG and their caregivers.
In addition, curators' biological knowledge tends towards breadth rather than depth; a curator may annotate a paper on an unfamiliar topic in less than optimal detail, or make errors that experts would avoid.
