Sentence examples for updating of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Quantitative models of ecosystem response help resolve ambiguity about the efficacy of management and facilitate iterative updating of knowledge using monitoring data.

In order to continue the updating of knowledge concerning the safety efficiency of road infrastructure treatments in the country, there is a need for a mechanism for systematic monitoring of infrastructure improvements implemented on the roads.

Practical drills, evidence based theory sessions, policy analysis activities, and most essentially regular updating of knowledge should be done through trainings (39).

Some studies approach the subject from the formal education standpoint, examining the problems encountered in the updating of knowledge, the number of human resources available and the distribution and proportion of resources according to the population.

This enables the incremental updating of the knowledge bases used by the techniques.

Compared with traditional CDSS (clinical knowledge and inferencing or control knowledge are mixed in the same representation), the rules in our system are separate from the program of headache CDSS, and thus updating of the knowledge base is convenient for system development engineers, they need only modify the rules in the knowledgebase instead of revising and compiling the whole program.

In this case, neural responses to small and subtle changes to the environment will be adaptively enhanced, enabling rapid updating of existing knowledge and helping maintain behavioral flexibility.

3D reconstructions have enabled updating of our knowledge on the spatial morphology of developing teeth, and they have become a standard tool for investigating morphogenesis and the temporo-spatial dynamics of morphogenetic processes (proliferation, apoptosis).

Necessary steps include both better training and updating of GPs' knowledge of vaccines' benefits and risks: more time must be devoted to vaccination during medical studies than is currently spent.

The importance of taking into account specific local needs, along with the growing demand for continuous updating of professional knowledge and skills have resulted in a proliferation of courses that do not always meet the training needs of those being aimed at [ 8, 17, 19].

Given that caring for people with dementia is a long-term care journey and that CaLD caregivers differ in terms of literacy and learning needs, caregiver education should be individualised with regular updating of dementia knowledge, rather than being limited to single program sessions shortly after the diagnosis of dementia.