Many cities and regions, however, do not enjoy either this foundation or knowledge of the gaps in their ecosystems, or have any idea of what actions they should prioritize for continued growth.
Given our local knowledge of the gaps in second-line susceptibility testing, we chose to perform quantitative testing by minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) on a series of isolates from consecutive patients referred to KNTH.
Few have witnessed events so close up, and with so intimate a knowledge of the gap between (Iraqi) reality and (American) expectation.
In a 2007 interview with The New York Times, Mr. Lebedev said the foreign intelligence officers of the K.G.B. in the late Soviet period, including himself, generally formed a pro-reform faction in the Soviet establishment, owing to their firsthand knowledge of the gap with the West, and even propped up Mr. Gorbachev against hard-liners.
Today we share an intimate experiential knowledge of the intersectional gaps within our mental health, judicial, and social structures.
Sao Paulo's inhabitants suffer from a high degree of urban paranoia stemming from the knowledge of the huge gap between rich and poor in Brazil, and the underclass that this creates.
It provides knowledge of the energy gap in semiconductors, and also gives significant information about the band structure of materials.
Finally, we consider how the current body of knowledge, and the gaps in that knowledge, can guide decisions about how to use value-added measures in evaluations of teacher effectiveness.
Thus, the graphical display of these functional antennal lobes can also be used to earmark gaps in our knowledge of the D. melanogaster olfactome, gaps that need to be filled by targeted measurements.
With the knowledge of a gap in the periodic table several groups started to search for the predicted element among other rare earths in the natural environment.
Our knowledge of the factors which bridge the gap between evidence and GPs beliefs, attitudes and practice remains rudimentary.
