Your job is to extend knowledge, and there's no end to that.
"They are so dedicated to extending knowledge on neuroblastoma and ensuing more children are cured of this horrible disease," she says.
The results contribute to extending knowledge on DNA population data in Italy for forensic purposes.
Particularly with the advent of high-performance, high-value ceramic materials, it has become important to extend knowledge.
To extend knowledge about the clinical performances of a new chemiluminescent immunoassay (CLIA) for aldosterone set up in available analysers.
He regarded "investigating things to extend knowledge" as the surest way to deepen and broaden one's discernment of the patterns that constitute the lived-world.
This debate, conducted by both philosophers and medical writers, also concerned methods of proof and sign-inference to extend knowledge beyond our immediate perceptions (overview in Allen 2001).
We present some possibilities for future research to extend knowledge of PMI, in particular from the perspectives of the reconfiguration view and structural organization design choices.
It is our hope that the database can be used to extend knowledge and stimulate new directions for design and development of photovoltaic materials.
Transfer the ability to extend knowledge beyond the specific context in which it was acquired is a fundamental aspect of expertise (National Research Council 2000).
It is designed to test previous work and to extend knowledge by showing how the frequencies of different reasons vary by type of service.
