Sentence examples similar to opportune knowledge from inspiring English sources
With projections of growth in the industry and the existence of significant criticisms about the practice, it is an opportune time to undertake knowledge syntheses to assess what exactly is known about medical tourism so as to ultimately inform research, government, and industry agendas alike.
However, powerful political support for addressing landscape change with ecological knowledge makes this an opportune time to merge these two approaches.
In the 1990s haemoglobinopathy screening was found to be 'not opportune' due to low prevalence, lack of knowledge and fear of stigmatisation.
The first strategy aims for timely, certain detections and attempts to maximize the robustness to uncertainty about S. noctilio behavior; the second strategy aims to maximize the potential knowledge gain about the pest via unanticipated (i.e., opportune) detections.
Recent improvements and advances such as high throughput data gathering, high performance computational capabilities, and predictive chemical inherency methodology make this an opportune time to develop an exposure-based prioritization approach that can systematically utilize and link the asymmetrical bodies of knowledge for hazard and exposure.
On the basis of a low prevalence of HbP, fear of stigmatisation of carriers, lack of knowledge amongst both professionals and those at risk the authors concluded that introducing a screening programme was 'not opportune' at that time (Schulpen et al. 1998).
And very opportune they are.
Mr. Ma's timing was opportune.
His timing was extraordinarily opportune.
His timing is also opportune.
