Furthermore, by a series of cell sorting experiments, we not only identify the phenotype of the most potent effector cell at day 8 but also, based upon this knowledge, uncover the precursor phenotype of Tck cells within normal resting peripheral blood lymphocyte population.
Knowledge uncovers aspects, brings to light dimensions and properties of objects.
A growing body of knowledge has uncovered the molecular mechanisms underlying sperm-induced transient [Ca2+]i increase(s) to some extent; namely, in most animals so far studied, a second messenger inositol 1,4,5-trisphosphate (IP3) seems to play a pivotal role in inducing [Ca2+]i transient(s) at fertilization.
The proposed dynamic knowledge loop uncovers the characteristics of different kinds of cooperation and the effects they have on the knowledge of adaptation, as well as the adaptation of knowledge.
They also demonstrate that a multilevel KBV approach emphasizing knowledge characteristics uncovers important predictors of strategy and structure in research-driven organizations.
"I am interested in everything, and I use that curiosity and the knowledge it uncovers to predict how world trends will affect stock prices".
In addition, an adequate account of knowledge should uncover ways in which political interests are used to determine who is allowed to be a standard knower, that is, an S (Code 1991, 1995, 1998).
For fluid intelligence, researchers emphasize the high overlap between the ability distributions of males and females, whereas research on sex differences in declarative knowledge often uncovers a male advantage.
We also highlight on gaps in the literature and propose future directions for population-based and molecular studies designed to expand our knowledge and uncover biological underpinnings of identified associations.
I see it as a challenge to find out if I have enough knowledge to uncover who that individual is and what happened to them".
