Sentence examples for useful knowledge about from inspiring English sources
To show how DEOP can be used to extract useful knowledge about osmoprotectants, we performed a case study to identify osmoprotection-related pathways in three microbes that were isolated from the Red Sea Shaban Deep and compared them with six other microbial genomes that were isolated from normal sea waters in other locations.
A CBPR project currently under way in Seattle known as the High Point Healthy Homes and Community Project is taking full advantage of a unique opportunity to simultaneously address built environment issues in the public housing context and gain useful knowledge about how comprehensive interventions can be used to improve the health and well-being of residents.
Furthermore, they can only acquire very limited useful knowledge about the words in the input document since they just use the statistical information of two words in the external texts actually.
Others say they pick up useful knowledge about everything from changing fashion and mores to medical science.
Like doctors rushing to the outbreak of an epidemic, American counselors and trauma researchers soon arrived on the scene hoping to pass on useful knowledge about PTSD.
The Lagoon, she felt, "is a book written by a scientist for other scientists – or rather, for anyone who shares Leroi's blithe confidence that only science can yield true and useful knowledge about the world".
Our combined high resolution/spectroscopic technique is therefore useful because it uses knowledge about the structure of tissue to isolate the fluorescence signal from small volumes that contain fewer fluorescent species than bulk tissue.
The most useful knowledge we have about the great 17th-century Dutch painter Frans Hals is what we glean from the vibrant, shimmering surfaces of his art.
Each one of the animal models referred to here shows some similarity to the physiology of the human digestive system, thus providing useful knowledge from different angles about the gut microbiota in health and disease.
With researchers working alongside managers, more useful knowledge will be generated about the attribution of certain HRM practices – or bundles of practices [ 34] – that lead to better HR outcomes with CHWs, thus providing them with much needed support.
When we know what we don't know, we think we have useful knowledge, which leads us to cook up ideas about what needs to be changed.
