Significant resources were invested in the Protein Structure Initiative (PSI), with the initial goal 'to make the three-dimensional, atomic-level structures of most proteins easily obtainable from knowledge of their corresponding DNA sequences (Burley et al., 2008)'.
EBP can help with some of the uncertainties in this decision process by using the explicit knowledge obtainable from research information.
We employed an alternative tree-based crossover, backpropagation for locally fitting neural network weights, and incorporation of domain knowledge obtainable from publicly accessible biological databases for initializing the search for gene-gene interactions.
By age 28, Galen regarded himself as being in possession of all the knowledge obtainable through his teachers, causing him to leave Alexandria to offer himself as physician to Emperor Commodus [ 46].
A score of at least 10 was obtainable by having a basic knowledge of the partograph: awareness of the partograph (2), knowledge of its correct definition (3), its benefits (2), and cervical dilatation as an observation on the partograph (3).
Therefore, a challenge for computational systems biology lies in the incorporation of all biochemical knowledge that is obtainable at genome-scale (which is not the case for enzyme kinetics).
For all the interest in allegory, literal interpretation was cultivated in many centres in the West, often with the aid of Hebrew, knowledge of which was obtainable from Jewish rabbis.
There are two main areas of debate: (1) whether it is possible to prove the existence of God and, if not, whether there is nevertheless a sense in which religious belief is reasonable and (2) whether knowledge of God is obtainable from sources other than human reason and sense experience.
In replacing the transcendental with the transcendent, however, Jaspers did not argue that transcendent contents are obtainable as positive elements of human knowledge.
Knowledge, in general, is obtainable in two ways: external discovery, generally using the lens of science, and inward discovery, generally using the lens of religion or reflective practices (for secular and religious alike).
