The first review gives an outline of the scientific knowledge on this issue and draws attention to research needs.
The article concluded with an outline of the specific knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to effectively intervene when IPV and substance use co-occur.
Portraying the outlines of that knowledge is a daunting task.
This survey provides an outline of the state of knowledge, attitudes and compliance to evidence-based practices that prevent hospital transmission of HCV among nurses in a high-risk setting, the HDU, in one region of Italy.
It proposes a methodology for semi-automatic building of maintainable taxonomies and outlines key features of the knowledge engineering context where the metrics and methodology are most suitable.
It's a fantastic feeling to look back on the celebrated outline of the Fife Sisters with the knowledge that you have traversed the ridge.
In his plan Bacon had achieved more than a thoroughly scientific and acceptable arrangement of the contents of an encyclopaedia; he had ensured that the encyclopaedists would have a comprehensive outline of the scope of human knowledge that would operate as a checklist to prevent the omission of whole fields of human thought and endeavour.
For instance, the average baseball fan will be able to recount that Bonds hit 762 career home runs (a record), hit 73 home runs in a single season (a record), was walked 2,558 times (a record), was intentionally walked 688 times (a record)... and this will be the barest outline of their knowledge.
According to the approach used to outline the knowledge framework of the Strategic Environmental Assessment, the role of human activities in the formation of spatial shapes has been synthesized in the spatial distribution of activities, functions and population.
In this review we outline some of the current knowledge on MMP expression and regulation within the kidney in lupus nephritis, including clues gained from studies in other renal inflammatory diseases.
