Sentence examples for that complementary knowledge from inspiring English sources

In 1982, W Edwards Deming suggested that complementary knowledge domains were important in improving quality. 1 Taking that insight into healthcare, Batalden and Stoltz later suggested that traditional improvement was driven by intellectual disciplines that differed substantially from continual improvement 2 (figure 1).

In such a multilogical model, power discourses such as Western medicine carry no greater weight than complementary knowledge systems that may have been marginalized in a social world in which monosemia is dominant.

Finally, I look ahead in a context of studies on wellness and the desirability to examine what is happening and why it is happening in terms of complementary knowledge systems that can provide expansive possibilities for viewing and resolving issues of wellness.

The results demonstrate that the augmentation of complementary knowledge resources (i.e., when researchers lack language skills and foreign market knowledge) positively influences the performance of a collaboration-based internationalization strategy (i.e., collaborations with international researchers).

Furthermore, there is limited knowledge as to the potential of structural and functional indicators to generate complementary knowledge about ecological condition that can be used to inform watershed management.

The empirical results suggest that TFT-LCD producers in Korea and Taiwan built innovation capabilities by creating complementary knowledge for Japanese firms, whose technologies lead the way in the industry.

The language model provides complementary knowledge about how likely those hypotheses are.

During this work a complementary focus to that on knowledge gaps was developed through interdisciplinary reflections.

The PARIHS and KTA frameworks have been used in a similar complementary manner in previous studies that facilitate knowledge use in clinical practice [ 15].

For indicators of IYCF knowledge, un-weighted summary scores were constructed from several key items that constitute knowledge about breastfeeding (BF) or complementary feeding (CF), measured at both baseline and PE.

Knowledge on when to initiate complementary foods was categorized as "yes" (coded as "0") if the mother knew that complementary foods should be initiated at 6 months as recommended by WHO, and "no" (coded as "1") if the mother said she did not know, or if she said that the foods should be initiated earlier or later than 6 months.