Sentence examples for knowledge synthesizing from inspiring English sources

I suspect that for those who are publishing and editors who are doing a good job leading their institutions, your job is to figure out — sifting through all that knowledge, synthesizing it, and then making some judgments about why we do this instead of that to get to this place and to be able to focus, in the case of the President, the country's attention on how to get there.

In some ACCs, Master students from the university conduct the research in real-life settings or systematically review existing knowledge, synthesize it and transform it into context-sensitive policy advice, free of charge.

Before embarking on such a revision for the Malacostraca, it is therefore extremely timely to take stock of the present state of knowledge by synthesizing and analyzing all of the presently available data.

The design of the architecture is object-oriented and comprises knowledge insertion and synthesizing methods, knowledge ontology, PD process taxonomy and process modeling methods.

Relevant articles for each technology were reviewed and the knowledge was synthesized by the authors.

Based on this knowledge we synthesized several novel β-carboline derivatives to validate the theoretical model.

Therefore, it is assumed that such a stakeholder, by virtue of the 'critical' knowledge scripts synthesized by the new entrepreneurs (ex-employees), serves purposes similar to those of the parent company, however assuming a hostile attitude towards the latter.

How are inaccurate and incomplete data, and uncertain biologic knowledge best synthesized in useful computational models?

To bridge this gap in knowledge, we synthesized the existing epidemiologic evidence on the relation between occupational exposure to benzene and the risk of leukemia, including all types combined and the four main subgroups acute myeloid leukemia (AML), acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL), chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), and chronic myeloid leukemia (CML).

To bridge this gap in current knowledge, we synthesized the existing epidemiologic evidence on the relation between occupational exposure to benzene and the risk of any leukemia and the risks of main subtypes of leukemia in adults, including AML, ALL, CLL, and CML.

Wallace's two-volume Geographical Distribution of Animals (1876) and Island Life (1880) became the standard authorities in zoogeography and island biogeography, synthesizing knowledge about the distribution and dispersal of living and extinct animals in an evolutionary framework.