All strands of human knowledge and experience were associated with the ocean.
Cutler's book is marvelous for making one think about what qualifies as an explanation, and for exploring the endless debates that mix strands of partial knowledge with the need to reconcile religious testaments.
New strands of research focus on knowledge translation, knowledge brokerage, and other interventions to increase uptake of evidence.
The common practice has been to either ignore strand bias due to lack of knowledge or to use strand bias as a filter to reduce false-positive SNPs, thus reducing the overall call rate.
Although there are diverse ways of knowing [ 4], evidence-based medicine has a strong strand of objective modes of knowledge, or Episteme.
A second strand of research uses knowledge about the selection process that influences the school entry in statistical models.
Perhaps the only thing uniting strands of opinion over Syria is the knowledge that bombing the rulers of Raqqa alone will not end the crisis.
Given that the test assesses children's content knowledge across the strands of the NCTM and also assesses children's problem-solving and reasoning, conceptual understanding, and skills, it provides a good measure of the mathematical cognition component of quantitative literacy.
Set in a fictional University of Middle England (UME), which has instituted the "monetisation of knowledge" and rebranded students "customers", the novel develops two strands of false accusation.
One book leads on to another and little bits of knowledge hook together like some kind of DNA strand and you're getting some kind of an education.
The knowledge and innovation economy strand shows that recent technological advancements have introduced a whole new level of knowledge management and innovation capabilities in the urban context.
