It's one of those ones that really doesn't require in-depth knowledge of either David McIntosh or his freelance role in the badger cull to be appreciated.
Due to the complexity of such methods, prototyping, evaluation and workflow integration require in-depth knowledge foremostly available to registration developers.
GMO techniques, on the other hand, require in-depth knowledge of the underlying genetics and are in many cases not well received by consumers.
Specialists, on the other hand, require in-depth knowledge in a relatively narrow area, with a need to use technology for access to cutting edge research and journals, and contact with a more limited population of colleagues, many of whom may be at a distance.
This requires in-depth knowledge of the broad preconditions for high safety standards in construction.
Designing an emissions trading scheme requires in-depth knowledge regarding several aspects.
This requires in-depth knowledge of the thermal and hygroscopic properties of the materials and their dependence on the moisture content.
Reconstruction of cheek skin and soft tissue defects requires in-depth knowledge of skin and soft tissue mechanics, proper soft tissue handling, and flap geometry and design.
Any experimental development on surgical or interventional procedure performed on the liver of a rabbit requires in-depth knowledge of the anatomy and of the anatomical variations of this animal model.
Lactation stage-specific selection might provide a possibility to optimize the trajectory of DMI across days in milk (DIM), but requires in-depth knowledge about genetic parameters within and across lactation stages.
Which is what Clooney is doing in the Sudan, and the larger principle guiding his art that he is articulating again and again on the ground in Africa For example, he stressed in the Piers Morgan Tonight interview that to take up a cause requires in-depth knowledge as well as commitment; for example, the dispute in the south of Sudan is on multiple levels, not simply about oil.
