Sentence examples for may trigger knowledge from inspiring English sources

Such investment may trigger knowledge spillovers between investors and recipients: for example, from skilled investors with sector-specific expertise to recipient firms' (Markusen and Venables 1999; Markusen and Trofimenko 2009; Malchow-Møller et al. 2011; Giannetti et al. 2012).

Experience may trigger our awareness of this knowledge, but it does not provide us with it.

To our knowledge this study may trigger important new lines of thought and research, help equilibrate social and purely biological perspectives regarding ASD and bring new hopes for environmentally based therapies.

This is contradictory to common belief that knowledge of TB may trigger action of seeking health care.

Experiences may trigger a process by which we bring this knowledge to consciousness, but the experiences do not provide us with the knowledge itself.

Certain features of diabetes and its management, including weight gain after the initiation of insulin treatment, dietary restraint, and the knowledge that withholding insulin can cause weight loss, may trigger eating disturbances in youth with type 1 diabetes (8).

What we should consider now is how, from the heights of our modern civilization, we can use our knowledge to more wisely address the complex factors that may trigger tension, competition and conflicts between major powers.

Interesting, to our knowledge this is the first report inferring that plant defense responses to a bacterial pathogen may trigger a UV-like response.

Lack of employment opportunities may trigger violence and juvenile delinquency.

"It may trigger 'What about my skin?' " he continued.

Then the visits may trigger many subsequent hospitalizations and I.C.U.