There was clear evidence that they had personal tacit knowledge of the usefulness of the forested environment, as opposed to abstract, generalised ideas.
They had personal tacit knowledge of the usefulness of the forested environment, as opposed to abstract, generalised ideas, but only indirect allusion was made to legal, institutional and economic topics.
In conclusion, NEAR representing overall risk:benefit as measured in the present study may contribute to improving knowledge of drug usefulness and facilitate the rational choice of drugs by prescribers.
The new database should be promoted in order to strengthen awareness and knowledge of its usefulness.
This research supports the benefits of this approach over 'treatment as usual' adding new empirical evidence to our existing knowledge of the usefulness of life review reminiscence work (Haight et al., 2006; Morgan & Woods, 2010).
Limited knowledge of the usefulness of RHIS data is found to be a major factor in low data quality and information use (Rotich et al. 2003; Kamadjeu et al. 2005; Odhiambo-Otieno 2005b).
In conclusion, we believe that the results of this study will provide better knowledge of the usefulness of spiromery in the increase in the currently controversial rate of smoking cessation and the utility of repeated use of brief structured advice in increasing and maintaining these rates over time.
Since in most cases endogenous reference genes are selected based on previous knowledge of their usefulness for a particular experimental situations, it is likely that the best consistency could be achieved in such circumstances when averages of several endogenous reference gene normalizations are used.
To the best of our knowledge, the usefulness of non-invasive measurement of glucosuria as an early sign of neonatal sepsis has not been prospectively investigated.
Greater knowledge of ocular US will allow radiologists to improve the usefulness of this technique in the clinical setting.
