Over time academics were less convinced about the merits of knowledge transmission.
The study described in this paper sets out to investigate the merits of knowledge mapping representations as an adjunct to or replacement for threaded discussion in problem solving by asynchronously communicating dyads.
Its novelty, as this is the first UK-based study that highlights the importance of formal instruction and demonstrates the merits of knowledge gains in key areas related to organ donation and transplantation and the need for effective communication with family members.
The knowledge gained reinforces the merit of investigating complex phenomena using different modeling methods.
All have the merit of reminding the reader just how far scientific knowledge has advanced in the century since the prizes were first awarded.
On the other hand, a lack of understanding regarding the nature of scientific knowledge and the merits of scientific evidence was manifested by the need for truth and proof.
The third approach is to examine the merits of integrating remote sensing techniques and local knowledge of pastoral and agro-pastoral groups in the area.
Although I have no knowledge as to the merits of the claims asserted here, in rendering this decision, the Supreme Court has permitted alleged corporate fraud to go unheard and unpunished and, in turn, has silenced the voice of the consumer in the process.
Despite the broad agreement about the merits of well organised primary care systems, current knowledge about its active ingredients is inconclusive.
Nevertheless, that difference is unimportant in this context because the debate about the merits of skepticism takes place within the evidentialist account of knowledge.
Loosely adopting a set of criteria, or "virtues" — order, balance, elegance, coherence, and self-knowledge — he delineates the merits of, for instance, Herzog & de Meuron's 1988 Stone House, in Liguria, whose exposed concrete frame saves rough, mortarless rock from "rustic incoherence".
