Sentence examples for of published knowledge from inspiring English sources

The present article gives a survey of published knowledge about particle and product design with focus on the RESS process and some promising modifications of this technique.

This document presents a survey (that cannot pretend to be exhaustive!) of published knowledge classified according to the different concepts currently used to manufacture particles, microspheres or microcapsules, liposomes or other dispersed materials (like microfibers):.

On the basis of published knowledge [4], [8], [9], [13], four probable correlations between diagnostic tests were explored (Table S1).

Examples of published knowledge bases can be found in [ 12, 13, 30, 37].

It seeks to make explicit and synthesise the published and unpublished knowledge and insight of experts (e.g. [ 18- 20]), including limitations, strengths and weaknesses of published knowledge and available data.

The purpose of this study is to investigate the amount of published knowledge in quality of life (QoL) and visual disability studies for glaucoma, and make comparisons with similar research in other chronic conditions.

In order to gain insights into a role of U. maydis genes in human diseases we used the Genetic Association Database [ 47], which is an archive of all published knowledge of molecular disorders in humans.

The whole genome sequences of WCS358, WCS374, and WCS417 in combination with the wealth of previously published knowledge on the biology of these PGPR strains will be highly instrumental for the research community working on the mode of action of plant-associated fluorescent Pseudomonas spp. in relation to their beneficial effects on plant growth and defense.

Manual validation is nevertheless necessary because of the discrepencies between the state of annotation and published knowledge.

Our genotype-microbiome association testing methodology included steps to overcome power limitations given the very large number of potential comparisons, to incorporate published knowledge of signaling and metabolic pathways in the host genome, and to control for multiple environmental host factors affecting gut microbiome composition.

However, program theory can serve as an alternative starting point when little is published or known about the intervention under study, and in this case, published knowledge of how supervision of rural peripheral health units in LMIC health systems operates at the inter-personal level is limited [ 20].