Meanwhile, On The Giving lens trips enable you to return with a heightened knowledge of landscape and portrait photography and On GoEco allows you to learn more about conservation and ecotourism.
Instead we use intelligence (heightened knowledge of how cancer works) to track that man, then send in an elite team to stop him and only him (targeted therapy).
Education level and older age were generally associated with a heightened knowledge and risk perception.
KMs also process and optimize clusters of KCOs to suit and explore windows of opportunity to heighten information to knowledge, notions, and valuable scientific concepts.
And so Sen. Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut (with 33 years in the House and Senate) has been trying to heighten the importance of Washington knowledge, making a constant refrain of his claim that President Bush proves the dangers of on-the-job training in the White House.
Besides, time spent creating knowledge may contribute to heighten the cost of the review process and maintenance of the knowledge created.
This knowledge was said to heighten caregiver's own competency in caregiving and health care seeking.
The Committee believed that nature study, intended to heighten appreciation of the countryside and to increase knowledge of the natural processes on which successful farming depended, would strengthen the interest of rural children in farming.
Rather than engaging children in a playful way to heighten their engagement and motivation, children are turned into passive recipients of teacher knowledge.
The study showed that acquisition of knowledge and skills enable a person to meet personal standards of merit that tend to heighten beliefs of personal efficacy [ 11].
