Sentence examples for knowledge we suggest from inspiring English sources

Therefore, with the present knowledge we suggest that population control is not currently merited for feral donkeys.

Although these results are plausible and consistent with existing knowledge, we suggest to interpret the results carefully due to the low performances of the model (in testing set, the AUC = 0.874, Kappa = 0.304, accuracy = 0.874, sensitivity = 0.987, specificity = 0.231).

Based on the use of the views and tacit knowledge, we suggest that, to identify god classes, participants compared LOC, complexity or number of methods; observed coupling attributes and read code to understand the context of the class in the program.

Given this state of knowledge, we suggest it is preferable to invest the limited funds for conservation of wet tropical forest region biodiversity into the proper protection and management of remaining natural forests.

To help students with procedural knowledge, we suggest that instructors follow the three steps for metacognitive skill development outlined by Veenman et al. (2006).

Based on current knowledge, we suggest clinical domains and comorbidity issues that may help guide the clinicians in the selection of appropriate glutamatergic treatment strategies.

In a previous Knowledge we suggested that two Swedish towns, Uddevalla and Sandviken, (population: 40,000 and 29,000 respectively) were the tiniest host towns in World Cup history.

Besides the traditionally storage and tools oriented knowledge systems, we suggest that knowledge applications, in order to become service oriented, need to be replaced by KM programs that place knowledge consumers at the center and therefore seek to expand towards the offerings and availability of on-demand knowledge through a variety of channels.

Relying on the product evolution model as well as the aggregation of information/data from the multiple knowledge areas, we suggest a method of building up a change propagation network.

Through this research and to the best of our knowledge, we first suggest a novel composite nanomaterial, an electrospun PCL-Spirulina nanofiber that could be used to treat CNS injured systems.

We felt that if we pooled our knowledge we could suggest some important lessons learned from our experience.