Sentence examples for knowledge support for from inspiring English sources

A module-based integrated design scheme is proposed with knowledge support for product family architecture modeling, product platform establishment, product family generation, and product variant assessment.

Health literacy has been found to be distributed through family and social networks [ 40], where resources such as knowledge, support for health decision making and communication with health care professionals are passed on between close relations.

This paper proposes a real-time knowledge support framework for the development of an RFID-multi-agent based process knowledge-based system which has the ability to solve dynamic logistics process management problems.

In one of Chicago's poorest communities, McCarter has provided the knowledge, support and technology for his students to succeed, and they have thrived.

The MHG program provides knowledge, support, and tools for behavior change and management of health conditions to improve well-being.

Unlike systematic reviews conducted to garner concept knowledge supported by high quality evidence (namely 'review for knowledge support'[ 13]), this review aimed to develop recommendations for action that are context and time sensitive (namely 'review for decision support'[ 13]).

These were: 'not having thought about it yet in a concrete manner' (70%), 'insufficiently planned resources' (30%), 'no priority or not suitable' (20%) and 'need for knowledge support and good-practices' (15%).

From an organizational perspective, the development of increased dialogue between providers can make cultural barriers visible and raise awareness of existing and tacit knowledge supporting possibilities for change.

There is no direct relationship between policy knowledge and support for them.

Lord Stevens' criticism that there is little public knowledge or support for them is not without merit.

But Romney has since coupled the black hole of his knowledge with support for Republican efforts to end federal control over large sections of the West.