First, have a deep knowledge of the prospects.
The cost of sequencing entire cancer genomes is falling exponentially, and accumulating knowledge boosts the prospects for rational design.
The picture of the young couple with a blind five-year-old and a blind baby, just crawling, living in a cramped postwar prefab; with no knowledge of the prospects for blind children.
Reading Myles merely results in a pale imitation or else a mood of total despair at the knowledge that the prospect of reaching those heights is out of the question.
Knowledge gaps and the prospects for future control are discussed.
Such advances in basic knowledge have increased the prospects for streptomycetes to be used as bioinoculants for sustainable agriculture.
Knowledge and technology, however, expanded the prospects of life and liberty, and, accordingly, the requirements of government.
For Fichte, Maimon pointed out the fatal shortcomings of Kant's system, but failed to move beyond a skepticism about the prospects for knowledge.
If one adopts the epistemological interpretation of Pyrrho's philosophy, one may see an additional area of influence in Democritus' sceptical pronouncements about the prospects for knowledge of the world around us.
The review further discusses the prospects of using knowledge gained in plant adaptation to anaerobic conditions for application to optimize crop establishment in rice.
