Sentence examples for knowledge in utilization from inspiring English sources

Strong and indispensible is the role of knowledge in utilization of services.

Present study results showed that women of studied remote areas of Pakistan have strong traditional knowledge in the utilization of medicinal plants for variety of gynaecological disorders.

In the need of identifying novel enzymatic systems that will allow us to expand our knowledge in plant biomass utilization, a "guilt-by-association" approach was applied to identify novel genes/proteins involved in the degradation of lignocellulosic biomass (Fig.  4c; Additional file 5).

To increase understanding of the potential for informational governance of landscapes resources, we argue there is a need to integrate recent advances in the analysis of social network building in environmental management with emerging insights in knowledge utilization and spatial interdependencies of landscape benefits.

From this perspective follows that the agency in knowledge utilization is distributed between a number of actors that play a role in a scenario (e.g. the user, the knowledge, other human and non-human actors) and actors in interacting scenarios.

The paper develops and tests an empirical model that derives its dependent and independent variables from prior studies in knowledge utilization.

Rich and Oh (2000) posit three perspectives generally taken in knowledge utilization studies: (1) the actions of a rational decision-maker; (2) communication or linkage (e.g. the two-communities theory metaphor); and (3) the product of bureaucratic procedures.

In the literature on knowledge utilization in the health sector, there has been limited attention for the role of the users of knowledge and the evolving worlds in which they operate.

We do this by first discussing relevant insights from studies about science society relations and the potential of the science management interface in the context of climate change (see section " Knowledge utilization in policy and in management").

Larger scale studies including rural areas in Greece should be conducted to better understand health services knowledge and utilization among immigrants in Greece.

Social capital can therefore work as an explanatory factor along with other factors in the context of the problem, (e.g., poor knowledge utilization in health care services).