Sentence examples for redress the knowledge from inspiring English sources
This study helps to redress the knowledge gap about how rural health services adapt to these important external changes in order to ensure service sustainability.
For the past 20 years or so, Richard Powers seems to have been engaged in a prodigious attempt to redress the imbalance of knowledge that was the subject of C. P. Snow's famous "Two Cultures" lecture.
The current study helps to redress the paucity of knowledge of pteridophyte salinity tolerance by investigating adaptations to this stress in Equisetum giganteum, a species belonging to a distinct pteridophyte class, the Sphenopsida.
Such initiatives offer a modest but determined attempt to redress the balance in global knowledge transfer.
34 The knowledge needed to redress the lack of compliance in these countries exists; implementation of local measures that have proven effective and improved trial registration rates elsewhere would be likely to greatly help improve compliance in these countries as well.
Action research is a participative and democratic process that seeks to do research with, for, and by people; to redress the balance of power in knowledge creation; and to do this in an educative manner that increases participants' capacity to engage in inquiring lives.
For example, Joan, a mother whose experience is shaped by significant social and economic disadvantages, spoke about using the knowledge gained through completing her emotion map to think about how she might proactively redress family problems.
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A loan program in which scientific preparation was a required component would help redress the present deficit in "triple-threat" policy-makers: people who combine deep knowledge of a region, appropriate political experience, and sound scientific training.
Given the current state of knowledge, abolishing user fees is one of the measures recommended by scholars to decision-makers to redress the inequity of access to health care [ 2, 35].
