Sentence examples for protecting knowledge from inspiring English sources

Building on mechanisms from information economics and signaling theory, we postulate that secrecy is more important for protecting knowledge for firms that have legal requirements to reveal information to shareholders.

A very recent U.S. Supreme Court decision clarified one of the larger questions for such research: by protecting knowledge derived from the discovery of such natural processes from the exclusivity of patent protection, while nonetheless permitting "ownership" of processes invented or synthesized from them for manufacture and application as vaccines or medicines beneficial to human health.

For hospitals, on the other hand, they argue for the importance of protecting knowledge because explicit improvements to processes or products can be rapidly adopted by other hospitals.

In 2007, INPI decided to equip GAPIs with more competences in the promotion of protected knowledge.

In addition, technological cluster regions in the host country can be expected to provide opportunities for knowledge sourcing and MNC subsidiaries may be willing to protect knowledge less intensively to participate in cluster networks.

The most compelling arguments that come close to explication are those that relate the coexistence of proprietary knowledge and market failures in protecting that knowledge, where the firm through internalization of transactions guards its advances in technology, management know-how and brand (Caves 2007; Markusen 1995).

Public dissections fell out of fashion around the time doctors were growing in power: no longer guides to a mysterious inner kingdom, but autocrats protecting secret knowledge.

In the past fifteen years, many Indians have taken up the challenge of protecting traditional knowledge, cultural expression, and plant genetic resources with a fervor that is more commonly associated with cricket.

Relatively little is known about their capabilities for protecting valuable knowledge from spilling over to host country competitors.

Alternatively, TBL may stimulate higher-level thinking skills or improve long-term ability to recall and use concepts and strategies [ 29, 32] for problem solving, thus protecting against knowledge attrition.

Thomas and Carl (2001) argue property right protects the knowledge and helps to sustain the knowledge-based practice.