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Therefore, 'Polygnosis' thesaurus architecture and semantic relationships lead to a knowledge representation approach which has a major educational role.

The Moon was the first new world on which humans set foot; the information brought back from those expeditions, together with that collected by automated spacecraft and remote-sensing observations, has led to a knowledge of the Moon that surpasses that of any other cosmic body except Earth itself.

The systematic search for the "state of the art" in risk assessment leads to a knowledge base that provides the data for deliberation.

We did find a beneficial effect of both DAs (with or without VCE) on knowledge, since use of the DA lead to a relative knowledge increase of 71-81% compared to baseline (experiment 2 and 1 respectively), and time spent on the DA was related to knowledge increase after using the DA.

A review and sharing of previous discussion contents lead to a uniformed knowledge level among all participants, wherein low-level participants can make remarks actively.

Nevertheless, the putative involvement of these proteins into different cellular pathways could lead to a better knowledge of their function during HIV-1 life cycle (Table S3).

Our working methods are different, sometimes conflicting, but considered together they lead to a better knowledge of this interesting phylum.

Such understanding will hopefully lead to a better knowledge of the disease processes involving mitochondrial dysfunction, as well as more efficient treatment avenues.

This will lead to an enhanced knowledge and reduced morbidity and mortality associated with cervical cancer.

Since students are apparently very familiar with examination techniques of the knee, an additional arthroscopic intervention may not lead to an additional knowledge gain.

It can also lead to a situation where knowledge is not shared, since it is not seen beneficial.