Parsis have steadily been losing command over their native language, Gujarati, rendering an entire corpus of knowledge inaccessible — and therefore less valuable (elderly Parsis have offered me several precious volumes, telling me that they know their children will throw them out).
Yet, for him understanding of social groups rendered physical knowledge of the behavior of the microscopic material constituents irrelevant.
"Ex Libris" is a vision of a virtual utopia of knowledge rendered accessible, and, like almost all utopian visions, it veers at times toward sentimentality.
It could be argued that the effect of income on disability is due in fact to its association with education, which renders advantages in terms of knowledge, perceived control and social support [ 1, 2].
For example, lack of knowledge renders patients unable to assess the technical quality of services [ 11, 12], making it possible for profit-maximizing companies to misrepresent and undersupply hard-to-monitor aspects of quality of care [ 2, 13, 14], to increase profits.
The elucidation of regulatory components is rendered more difficult by the lack of knowledge on the temporal pattern of their expression.
However, despite the existence of data on such factors, instruments, and models, the process of knowledge translation remains laggard, rendering physician utilization low.
USA Today was similarly won over: "The beautifully rendered and energetic tale celebrates resilience, the power of knowledge and the vitality of human experience.
However, details on the content of knowledge domains assessed are not described, rendering comparison with our study difficult.
Rodin's prime contribution was in bringing Western sculpture back to what always had been its essential strength, a knowledge and sumptuous rendering of the human body.
