It is estimated that this cancer burden could be reduced by up to one half if scientific knowledge on causes of cancer could be translated into successful prevention.
Every seven years it produces a "synthesis" report which sums up the scientific knowledge on climate change – the most recent one warned global warming would have "severe, widespread, and irreversible impacts".
This literature review is one of the first to summarise the scientific knowledge on retention in care (including definitions, rates and factors associated) prior to antiretroviral treatment (ART) eligibility among adults in sub-Saharan Africa.
Putting the world's most advanced scholarly and scientific knowledge on the Internet has been a long-held ambition for Michael Keller, head librarian at Stanford University.
Complicating their decision was the lack of scientific knowledge on the health effects of the radiation doses now found in many of the evacuated areas.
It is not just because The Great Global Warming Swindle is at odds with the entire body of scientific knowledge on this subject that I have bothered to contest it.
In 1992 President George H. W. Bush proposed that the F.D.A. rely more on outside experts for scientific knowledge on which to make approval decisions; in 1996 legislation in the House would have given F.D.A. clear authority to do so.
A BP archive containing scientific knowledge on renewable energy projects collected over decades as a result of a multi-billion-pound research programme is still closed to the public despite promises to the contrary.
However, there is limited technical and scientific knowledge on hygrothermal performance of PAC blocks.
UNEP plays an important role in developing scientific knowledge on the state of the global environment.
This synthesis aims to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge on soil and soil policy.
