Sentence examples for on suitable knowledge from inspiring English sources
Our best attempt to organize, integrate, and map the existing annotation on suitable knowledge yielded ten cell type hierarchies spanning the morphology, neurotransmitter, development (birthday), molecular biomarker, electrophysiology, circuitry (e.g., 'local' vs. 'projecting'), and functional dimensions.
This paper reports on a method for effectively matching suitable knowledge service demanders and suppliers in which the expectation levels of attributes given by demanders and suppliers are considered.
On this view if there are cases of justified paternalism they are justified on the basis that we (all of us) would agree to such interference, given suitable knowledge and suitable motivation.
Knowledge without appropriate procedures for its use is [mute], and procedure without suitable knowledge is blind.
High-temperature distillation experiments were performed using U Zr cathode products of various compositions to obtain knowledge on suitable operation conditions and equipment design such as the container material.
One interpretation of this finding is that the employment and welfare offices in the smallest municipalities have less experience with people with psychiatric diagnoses, have more problems assessing their work capacity and has a lack of knowledge on suitable rehabilitation programmes for this diagnostic group.
Such developments set a demand for solid knowledge about the requirements for spiritual care trainings, including setting explicit aims, pre-defining core competencies for different professions, as well as deciding on suitable teaching and performance assessment methods.
More recent work has focused on the development of ways to express results (log files) from computational chemistry in data formats that are suitable for knowledge discovery on the semantic web.
What knowledge they can use depends on how suitable different forms of knowledge are for their purposes.
The SEI was based on three dimensions: suitable life conditions, knowledge and youth vulnerability, as described previously [ 10].
