Sentence examples for successful knowledge transfer from inspiring English sources

Hence, for successful knowledge transfer, we also expect that farmers with more ties to extension officials will accrue advantages from reciprocal knowledge exchange with experts (see, e.g., Burt (2004), Brown and Sonwa (2015)), which will translate into better learning outcomes.

SPIN Cores work closely with project teams to support high-quality investigative work and successful knowledge transfer.

It is important to simultaneously establish a substantial base of well documented interventions and additionally create strategies for successful knowledge transfer.

A randomized controlled trial is currently underway with a concomitant qualitative study to assess the attributes of the stories that facilitate successful knowledge transfer to parents.

Furthermore in Canada, there has been a push towards a more collaborative, interdisciplinary team approach to delivering health care; this raises many new issues, one of which will involve successful knowledge transfer within these teams [ 13].

The Advisory Board will (1) review the overall SPIN project and individual SPIN intervention projects and (2) advise the Steering Committee so that SPIN maximally reflects the needs of people with SSc and ensures successful knowledge transfer within the SSc community and with the broader rare disease community.

Given that knowledge is often complex, successful knowledge transfers often require that knowledge givers and receivers have a level of mutual understanding of one another, which, in turn, often requires reciprocal exchanges between actors for successful learning to occur (Burt 2004).

This paper proposes a conceptual framework describing important conditions under which personnel transfers result in successful 'reverse' knowledge transfer.

This has been a key component in the current model, facilitated through collaborations between students, practitioners and academics, collaborations with industry and the private sector through successful establishment of Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) (http://www.ktponline.org.uk/), and collaborations with national research initiatives.

[ 15] This insight implies that there is a significant learning potential in knowledge transfer from a successful scientific field, for example, systems science, to one that is still searching for answers, namely, U.S. health care.

Here, we build on previous work, breaking down key challenges of that knowledge transfer into a tangible framework, highlighting successful strategies that both modelling and ecology communities have developed to better interact with one another.