Thus, this paper aims (i) to assess the relevance of enchytraeids as indicators of agricultural practices and cropping systems, and (ii) to pinpoint the knowledge gaps and the needs for further research.
Such knowledge may pinpoint ways to attack the bacterium, Dr. Mekalanos said.
"Cumbria is a very rural area, you get a lot of visitors here who don't know where they are and people with local knowledge can pinpoint where somebody is who is in distress.
The review of studies was an attempt to pinpoint the gaps in knowledge about marijuana use and call for rigorous research into the drug as it becomes more easily available.
Finally, we apply the method to the particularly complex case-study of XLMR, evaluating its performance on genes already known to be involved in the syndrome and using this knowledge to pinpoint some outstanding novel candidates.
Learning to recast the 'state of knowledge' to pinpoint how your report is a step forward often highlights a weakness in the introductory material of the original submission - if reviewers couldn't see how this was new, they are more likely to suggest rejection.
Each section discusses gaps in the current knowledge and pinpoints the future directions of research on miRNA in teleosts.
Our study highlights critical gaps in knowledge, and pinpoints key taxa whose future study could quickly enhance our understanding of the evolution of tonal sounds.
Then there's this: "She wondered whether it was possible to know a truth, and then quickly unknow it, bricking up that portal of knowledge until every pinpoint of light was covered over".
All pathogens have ontological terms for the more general categories (e.g., food, water, seasonality), but the ontological knowledge base can pinpoint which pathogen has ontological terms for which specific exposure pathway: specific food items (e.g., eggs, dairy, fruits) or specific water features (e.g., ground, sea, bottled water, tap water).
