Sentence examples for the knowledge collection from inspiring English sources

These dynamics carry implications for the knowledge collection practice conducted on Wikipedia.

It is equally important that all participants are offered the opportunity to develop and coproduce the knowledge collection proforma, in order that the intervention produced is fit for purpose and usable in the real world, away from a research environment.

Due to the easy access to information sources, the internet makes possible the intensive knowledge collection.

Due to its relational supremacy, social capital enhances professional practice and increases the capability for knowledge collection within a society (Wasko and Faraj, 2005).

This study is the first step towards the production of a shared knowledge collection resource, which can be used by all healthcare and social care practitioners involved in the admission and discharge of patients from an acute mental health ward.

The most important process for knowledge collection in ABC algorithm is exchange of information between employed and unemployed bees.

Healthcare practitioners' (acute and community-based) perceptions of the appropriateness of this new knowledge collection tool will be evaluated using qualitative methods, and will be supplemented by quantitative data analysis, through baseline and repeat measures of anonymised patient length of stay and readmission rates.

We propose a knowledge collection and transfer model grounded on the Value Analysis technique, empirically developed and validated through an action research in the shipbuilding industry.

The report's final section makes specific suggestions for enhancing knowledge collection and dissemination within UNICEF ROSA.

The study team will work with clinicians to develop a knowledge collection proforma, which will be piloted for 2 months.

Smita Satiani is deputy director and director of engagement, where she leads project curation, partnerships and knowledge collection to better scale what works for over 20 federal agencies touching over 150 million people, like NASA, the FBI, and the VA.