Sentence examples for to building knowledge from inspiring English sources
One researcher said: "You've got the faddism of the politicians, who might just say, 'Let's lose it now, because it's been going three years and where are your results?'" The report calls for more widespread discussion about conflicting interests and competing philosophies, and a shift of focus from evidence-based policy and practice, to building knowledge over time.
The scale development process is critical to building knowledge in human and social sciences.
In addition, most objectification research has studied self-objectification, so these results contribute to building knowledge related to other-objectification.
However, young men's fears of being judged as weak or 'unmanly' could also be the key to building knowledge and skills that support help-seeking.
Strategies for improving clinical reasoning processes refer to building knowledge acquisition, data gathering, data processing, as well as metacognition capacities that manage bias through self-awareness [ 10- 12].
16 17 31 32 This study helped in describing the different adaptation phases of TSC family adaptation to a child's diagnosis, by contributing to building knowledge about this neglected disease, and in particular to caregiver's inner experiences.
Mr. Marginson said the increase in research output was driven by governments that were committed to building knowledge-intensive economies.
They are either conducted on existing or model neighborhoods with an aim at building knowledge to feed urban policy making.
In combination with participatory approaches this strategy can lead to capacity building, knowledge exchange networks, information campaigns.
IE methods can be used to help building knowledge representation models that report relations between words, like ontologies, semantic networks, and thesauri, among others.
Fewer technical barriers mean that those using these applications in order to learn about health are changing their roles from passively receiving information from a site (where content was often generated solely by the owner of the site), to collaboratively building knowledge [ 16].
