Because of its potential to contribute to deeper knowledge-based human and environmental health assessments, the AOP concept is now established as a comprehensive framework at the OECD to support its international regulatory programs on chemical toxicology (OECD 2013).
Recently, the use of qualitative modeling in relation to deep knowledge in expert systems has become increasingly important.
From big data analytics to deep knowledge of your market, some employees have sought-after assets, thus spurring a talent war.
I wanted to have deeper knowledge to pass on to our children.
Our main objective was to develop a standard human cough aerosol model to acquire deeper knowledge and understanding of the human bioaerosol pattern to best characterize the number and/or size of droplet production contained in the cough aerosol.
Worker education needs equal attention because 35 million people stand to benefit from deeper knowledge and more advanced skill sets, not to mention the companies that employ these people.
However, in interventional radiology, for example, sub-specialist training is needed to gain deeper knowledge, new techniques and practical experience to provide a high level of clinical service.
These improvements are linked to a deeper knowledge of the biology of disease and to the introduction in clinical practice of drugs with different mechanism of action such as proteasome inhibitors and immunomodulatory drugs (IMiDs).
Thus, further experiments should be conducted to examine the impact of immunologic alterations on endometriosis establishment to gain deeper knowledge of involvement of the immune system in this disease.
In 1847 he began research on the behaviour of crystals in a magnetic field, establishing results central to a deeper knowledge of magnetic phenomena.
A scraped knee, an attack of nits, a slammed door - these are the moments through which he is led to a deeper knowledge of the world beyond the wire fence.
