Many of the studies we identified used previously published and/or validated assessment tools, demonstrating a knowledge and appreciation of the emergent evidence base in patient safety education.
Moreover, in contrast with the real world, the participant of this study has global knowledge of the environment and emergent trail patterns as they see all emerging patterns online.
The current definition of multimorbidity is simple but too broad and unspecific, hindering a better understanding of the phenomenon [ 23] and the translation of the emergent knowledge on the nature of multimorbidity and its negative effects into clinical decision and management tools [ 24].
Emergence is the presence, in a system, of new properties that could not have been predicted even with total knowledge of the component parts from which the emergent property arose.
In particular, no information from co-culture experiments was used in the setup of the microbial community model, and thus there was no a priori knowledge about what the emergent community dynamics would be.
A comprehensive control plan for emergent pathogens requires knowledge of the selective pressures imposed on natural microbial populations as well as the pathogenic mechanisms leading to the acquisition, expression and transmission of new virulence traits.
With the emergent of more targeted therapy, the knowledge of the status of hormonal receptors and HER2 receptors in our population, which was previously underreported in Asia, would be important for health care planning.
This partitioning of knowledge is a particular problem for systems biology, hampering the examination of the emergent behaviours inherent in complex biological systems.
Knowledge of emergent properties of existing peer-to-peer file-sharing communities can be helpful for the design and implementation of innovative peer-to-peer protocols/services that exploit autonomicity, self-configuration, resilience, scalability, and performance.
This is the flexing of the muscles of the emergent Tea Party.
