While still not a prevalent terminology, knowledge networks (see Diviacco 2014) provide representations of a view into such a knowledge base, with the goal of gaining insight and understanding into the various attributes of a real network, especially their collaborative nature, e.g., 'who is doing what'.
Geographically dispersed teams have become prevalent in many knowledge- and service-based organizations.
Therefore, the vaccination rate of A/H1N1 is not expected to increase even if the virus becomes more prevalent or the knowledge of its transmission mode improved.
On the other hand, the moment had to come when the prevalent preoccupation with existing knowledge would give way to new questions, which demanded consideration and answers that could emerge only from direct experience.
To improve soybean production in Benin, knowledge of prevalent viral diseases is needed.
Furthermore, especially in cases where tacit knowledge is prevalent, the contracts for the transfer would be incomplete, thus favoring opportunistic behavior from the counterparts.
Although the use of computerized entertainment is becoming more prevalent with older adults, knowledge of their preferences and usage habits is still limited.
Thus, unawareness of hypertension status and poor knowledge were prevalent in the community.
Such poor knowledge and prevalent beliefs might account for the long actual delays and later stage cancers diagnosed in lower socioeconomic groups.
The misleading and prevalent model in which knowledge flows from the scientist that produces, to the policy maker that consumes is according to this group of interviewees, an incorrect interpretation.
More in-depth examinations of the most prevalent domains led to knowledge of gene expression changes between the free-living (egg, L1, L2 and L3 sheathed) and parasitic (L3 exsheathed, L4, and adult) stages.
