Sentence examples for presence of knowledge from inspiring English sources

We consider an innovation contest between n firms in the presence of knowledge leakages from an innovating firm to its rivals.

We predict that due to the "online" presence of knowledge and expertise a self-organisation of these networks might result in new types of "virtual" radiology groups (expert groups) or in very large radiology groups providing services for a number of hospitals.

Presence of knowledge about medicinal plants is directly related to their use.

All these figures show presence of knowledge gap about hepatitis B vaccine.

Presence of knowledge about medicinal plants is directly connected to their use.

A majority, 218 (70.0%) of health professionals acknowledged the importance of the presence of knowledge sharing practices in their hospitals.

Arguments from both general practitioners and pulmonologists/residents for placing responsibility with pulmonologist are the initiation of early discharge in secondary care, presence of specific knowledge on COPD and the knowledge of course of the admission in secondary care.

Considering the presence state of knowledge, anoxia can be safely used for strongly sensitive PB-dyed textiles, i.e. objects in which the textile substrate is sensitive and likely to degrade and compromise the stability or integrity of the object.

While it is common to construct a gold standard from a synthetic or a simulated network, we aim to assess the predictive power of two types of models (i.e., data-driven versus knowledge-driven) in the presence of future knowledge.

This was described as the presence of any knowledge about diagnosis or cases management and the quality of that knowledge (i.e., adequate or inadequate).

The most important identified determinants for the presence of low knowledge and experience sharing practice in the study area are working experience, motivation (internal and external), awareness on knowledge sharing, HIRs access, supportive leadership, resource allocation and staffs' willingness to share knowledge (Table  4).