Sentence examples for their contribution to knowledge from inspiring English sources
Our universities are second only to the US in terms of their contribution to knowledge creation and innovation.
When we look at them, fascination and repulsion uneasily mixed, we bow our heads to their contribution to knowledge, but it is hard to locate their humanity.
As the controversy over the safety of GM crops has demonstrated, commercial clients evaluate the products of their investment in terms not of their contribution to knowledge but of commercial value.
We conducted a review to better understand the nature of these portals and their contribution to knowledge management in public health, with the aim of informing future development of portals in this field.
We therefore conducted a systematic review of the literature to better understand the nature of these portals and their contribution to knowledge management in public health, with the aim of informing future development of portals in this field.
The annual NRF Awards recognise and celebrate South African research excellence, honouring researchers for their contributions to knowledge creation and dissemination, as well as capacity development and transformation.
By their very nature, and despite their unquestioned contribution to knowledge, the works they publish have limited sales potential The market that provides the AAUP members' principal source of revenue — the sale and licensIng of scholarly works,within the academic community — is the very market in which MDS has chosen to compete.
After seeing their results, participants understood better their own contribution to knowledge and to future health solutions.
Yet their voices have been largely missing from the health research literature, despite their potentially valuable contribution to knowledge about cooking practices, and the intersection of faith, culture, health and food.
The less numerous Archaic inscriptions (8th 5th centuries bce) are of particular interest for their contribution to the knowledge of the dialects.
Existing research in figure search treats each figure equally, but we introduce a novel concept of "figure ranking": figures appearing in a full-text biomedical article can be ranked by their contribution to the knowledge discovery.
