Sentence examples for medicinal knowledge from inspiring English sources

In a Clan, there is never more than one medicine cat apprentice at any one time: a medicine cat apprentice helps gather herbs and learns medicinal knowledge, but he or she is considered an apprentice until the current medicine cat dies or retires, even if he or she has already received a full medicine cat name.

"The average San knows there is value in their medicinal knowledge.

It may aggravate an existing disease (urinary-tract infection, peptic ulcer, hepatitis, epilepsy) or arouse one lying latent (hepatitis, fatty liver, Hodgkin's disease), but, to the best of present medicinal knowledge, it is altogether lacking in creative pathogenic powers.

The brothers' main rules for the reservation were: keep other Brazilians and tourists out; do not impose white man's logic; do not meddle in village affairs, and, in more recent times, keep the medicinal knowledge of traditional healers out of the hands of so-called biotech pirates who sell such knowledge to pharmaceutical companies.

The ancient Greeks gleaned much of their medicinal knowledge from Egypt and Mesopotamia.

Like our amorphous group of knitters' quiet contribution to history, these "Forgotten Women" formed the spine of medical and medicinal knowledge.

Therefore, in 2005 we developed ROCK (Roche medicinal chemistry knowledge), an internal user-friendly and peer-reviewed Wiki-like application to capture, browse and search tacit knowledge, key discoveries and property effects related to chemical structure, which is used as a primary source for addressing challenges faced in drug design.

The result, medicinal chemistry knowledge sharing (MeCKS), was designed to capture and communicate emerging issues and their solutions to the medicinal chemistry community.

By considering drug design as a process, the core of medicinal chemistry knowledge can be abstracted as the possession of facts and the possession of skills.

More recently, she has expanded her curiosities of the intersection of nature and culture to include urban communities by researching medicinal plant knowledge in an urban community in the Dominican Republic.

It is clear that the effective capture and dissemination of medicinal chemistry knowledge and experience will be a key differentiator among pharmaceutical organizations and crucial for the future success in delivering effective and safe drug candidates.