Sentence examples for next-generation knowledge from inspiring English sources

This primarily people-oriented chapter takes a next step forward from the previous chapter on big data ethics to discuss the current data science education landscape, and how we are preparing next-generation knowledge workers to be the new leaders of IT.

Together, these advancements are intended to provide the national security community with a next-generation knowledge discovery system that associates relevant information across various source modalities.

As the first step in a next-generation knowledge system for cancer, the Genomic Data Commons enables and accelerates efforts to identify both high- and low-frequency cancer driver mutations, assists in revealing the genetic determinants of response to therapy, and informs the composition of clinical trial cohorts.

Technologies and concepts for next generation knowledge management and web e-business, including semantic web and web services.

With the introduction of next-generation sequencing the knowledge of sRNA species has been extended beyond the well-characterised miRNA, trans-acting siRNA (tasiRNA) and natural-antisense transcript (NAT) siRNA (nat-siRNA) groups.

Private, secretly held knowledge simply does not generate the next generation of knowledge.

Here, we review the considerable progress that has been made towards developing an understanding of the physiological role of mitochondria in the aluminum response and discuss the potential for using this knowledge in next-generation engineering.

The authors gratefully acknowledge Dr. W. Grody at the UCLA Orphan Disease Testing Center and Dr. J. Papp, U. Dandekar and H. Wijesuriya at the UCLA Genotyping & Sequencing Core for sharing their knowledge on next-generation sequencing.

As next-generation HPV vaccines are developed, knowledge of high-risk HPV epidemiology, particularly among high-risk groups such as HIV-infected women, is of critical importance.

DSR: Deep Sequencing Resource; GWAS: genome-wide association study; HLA: human leukocyte antigen; NGS: next-generation sequencing; NIH National Institutes of Health PGRN Pharmacogenomics Research Networkork; PharmGKB: PharmacoGenomics Knowledge Base; SNP: single nucleotide polymorphism; VIP: very important pharmacogene.

This paper explores an alternative approach - Positive Deviance - for researching and identifying next-generation Systems Engineering best practices at this knowledge horizon.