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And then harness this knowledge to develop new cancer treatments.
He said he applied his knowledge to develop the WhiteKnot.org site.
We can share knowledge to develop the blueprint for our hyperconnected, hyper-empowered future.
Now, researchers are starting to systematically apply this knowledge to develop scalable living data storage systems and simple computational interfaces.
I decided instead to come back to my initial start-up and use my knowledge to develop it further.
While bottom-up approaches could integrate climate modelling projections, its primary area of concern is in utilising local knowledge to develop appropriate responses to the problem.
But the real benefit of studying the human genome, Dr. Altshuler said, is not to predict people's medical futures but instead to understand how diseases occur and to use that knowledge to develop better therapies.
The symbiotic relationship between large public institutions carrying out fundamental research and private companies making use of the new knowledge to develop and produce new pharmaceutical products has contributed greatly to the advancement of medicine.
"They can use fishers' knowledge to develop new hypotheses that can be tested with scientific data".
Smith and Tomarchio used this knowledge to develop a free search engine called PreCydent.
"I've used my degree and my knowledge to develop a strength-and-conditioning programme for boxing.
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