Sentence examples for knowledge to benefit from inspiring English sources

P4) to achieve its goals without demanding from the user/s technical knowledge to benefit from its help.

Peterson ([1988]) goes as far to say that scientists have an ethical obligation to effectively share their knowledge to benefit society by making their knowledge understandable to non-scientists.

When I was given the opportunity to be part of the AAAS S&T Policy Fellowship program a program designed to equip scientists with the skills needed to apply scientific knowledge to benefit society—I seized it.

However, by aiming this initiative at young scientists who have already had the chance to receive a grant to improve their skills abroad, we believe that this will help them to make the additional important step of using their knowledge to benefit the science back in their own countries.

The architecture proposed in this paper can be used by the data administrator to organize standardized EHRs for the application of any type of mining which can reveal knowledge to benefit various healthcare users, such as, doctors, patient and insurance company users.

To convert this knowledge to benefit for the patients demands more research, however.

We deduce that these results are due to a need for reciprocity in knowledge exchanges to benefit fully from promising host country knowledge flows.

Learners with high prior knowledge appear to benefit most from problem-example pairs.

Learners with low prior knowledge appear to benefit most from example-problem pairs.

Learners who possessed moderate level of content knowledge seemed to benefit most from the course.

That knowledge continues to benefit many subsequent students.