Knowledge diminishes with depth and with distance from shore, and with body size.
The current barriers encompass lack of patient knowledge, diminishing primary care co-ordination and specialist care that needs to be available outside of acute hospital care in the community.
Decision aids have been found to improve patients' knowledge, diminish decisional conflict and improve realistic explanations (Molenaar et al, 2000; O'Connor et al, 2003).
Body size is directly correlated with knowledge of a species, and knowledge also diminishes with distance from shore and depth.
As a consequence, stakeholders are affected by an information overload problem, which in practice discourages the usage of the architectural knowledge and diminishes its value for the organization.
To enhance RA patient's self-management abilities by improving knowledge and diminishing information need regarding the complex and extensive range of health care services, a website was developed.
While civic knowledge has not diminished, however, there has been a drop in student participation in extracurricular activities that are likely to enhance voting.
As Wotan sacrifices an eye for the sake of knowledge, and is diminished further as the cycle proceeds, so those in public life pay a heavy price for the acquisition and retention of power.
Aboriginal uses of spinifex were once widespread but declined in the latter 20th century, and ethno-scientific knowledge has severely diminished.
However, the actual implementation of a TS consisted so far of ad hoc approaches starting from scratch and, due to ad hoc semantics of the representation, the interoperability with external applications of the knowledge represented is diminished.
