Sentence examples for knowledge the introduction of from inspiring English sources
Based on this knowledge, the introduction of blood and lymph capillaries into mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) tissues was accomplished.
To our knowledge, the introduction of the concept of Pervasive Apps, downloadable to the user's mobile phone and running using the available sensor nodes in the user's PAN, together with the supporting implementation, is a specificity of our work.
A physicochemical understanding of modified nucleoside contributions to the tRNA anticodon domain architecture and its decoding of the genome has advanced RNA world evolutionary theory, the principles of RNA chemistry, and the application of this knowledge to the introduction of new amino acids to proteins.
The interview guides were based on the concept of technological frames focusing on assumptions, perceptions and knowledge of the introduction of the CAN test.
The proposed study is relevant given the current lack of knowledge concerning the introduction of e-health applications and their impacts.
To the best of our knowledge, since the introduction of the Newborn Hearing Screening Programme (NHSP), there has been no study which has looked at the variations from the guidelines for aetiological investigations of permanent childhood hearing impairment (PCHI).
To our knowledge, with the introduction of our institutional standard PORT CTV delineation guideline [ 18], this is the first report on the clinical efficacy of modern PORT, administered using the 3D-CRT technique and the institutional standard CTV delineation design based on the patterns of local-regional failure data, for completely resected stage IIIA(N2) NSCLC.
Examples of inadequate cancer treatment and care categorised based on theses aspects are given below: Concomitantly with the expansion of treatment options (owing, among others, to advances in medical knowledge and the introduction of technological equipment) lack of specially trained staff evidently hampers better treatment[ 3].
One example to prevent these different levels of knowledge might be the introduction of initial prior knowledge assessments before or at the beginning of a seminar (comparable to the Readiness Assurance Test that is used in team-based learning curricula) [ 26].
This knowledge has enabled the introduction of feedback and control functions into catalytic cycles and the construction of folded polypeptide catalysts that follow saturation kinetics.
They are well suited for the development of interactive data analysis tools, which enable the extraction of rule-based knowledge from data and the introduction of a priori knowledge in the process of data analysis and system identification.
