Sentence examples for knowledge breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

Key knowledge breakthroughs needed are evidence linking specific intervention strategies to reduced suicidal behaviors and mortality and their mechanisms of action.

In conclusion, effective upstream prevention programs have been identified that modify risk and protective factors for adolescent suicide, and key knowledge breakthroughs can jump-start progress in realizing the suicide prevention potential of specific strategies.

We have also corrected the use of "concepts" to that of "discoveries", as it is true that the topics discussed by the three questions are not concepts but rather major knowledge breakthroughs in microbiology.

Pilot- and demonstration plants (PDPs) represent bridges between generating basic knowledge and technological breakthroughs on the one hand, and industrial applications and commercial adoption on the other.

The families of individuals who have inherited or are at risk of inheriting HD, have generations of experience of HD which may be outdated and lack knowledge of recent breakthroughs and improvements in genetic testing, family planning choices, care management, and other considerations.

The theme of the 2012 International Conference on Bioinformatics (InCoB) in Bangkok, Thailand was "From Biological Data to Knowledge to Technological Breakthroughs".

Traditional biochemical and mass spectrometric analysis of factors interacting with key genetic elements (Zhang et al., 2011a; Brancucci et al., 2012; Volz et al., 2012) have advanced our knowledge, but technical breakthroughs are needed that will allow identification of molecular complexes of the expression site within the cellular context.

It's always a little dicey to peg a show title to the state of human knowledge, because a breakthrough or reassessment could be disastrous.

"This sort of story is, indeed, a miracle when it happens inside a traditional matrix, because there is little or nothing inside that structure to encourage the melding of dispersed knowledge to create breakthrough innovation," the authors say.

Lambert and Schaeffer (2010) used the case of the French competitiveness clusters in the electronic sector to show that by boosting its internal capacity to provide made-to-order technological solutions, an SME can become an essential actor in the production of knowledge needed for breakthrough innovation within a trans-industrial network.

The last few years have seen stunning breakthroughs in knowledge about how to make families, along with other groups, work more effectively.