Subsequently, measures in more details to assess risk factors and risk circumstances, and possible changes of these, would give valuable in-depth knowledge of changes.
To quote just one: "So here is a specific and valuable advance in knowledge that could only have been attained by experimentation on animals that closely resemble us; experiments which are, as far as we can tell, almost painless".
Nevertheless, our study is, to our knowledge, first in Europe reflecting the knowledge and attitudes of residents on genetic tests and can be valuable in assessing knowledge, attitudes, and educational needs of young doctors in training on a wider scale.
While classroom teaching is valuable in developing knowledge, ideally it should be complemented by locally suitable, active, student-centred approaches that maximise engagement, provide opportunities for student patient interaction, and help develop the skills necessary to apply knowledge in clinical situations.
[It's] also valuable in communicating tacit knowledge pertaining to practice – something which is valuable when there are newly qualified staff or retention issues".
While valuable in advancing medical knowledge the limits of population-based medicine are becoming clearer.
Our work will be valuable in expanding our knowledge of CNVs across diverse populations and ethnicities.
This would be valuable in expanding the knowledge of PPT substrates and help to answer the question of whether PPTs have distinct sets of substrates or whether there is an overlap.
Students also found the video cases valuable in structuring their knowledge, conceptualizing how to handle difficult situations, distinguishing abnormal from normal physical examination findings, and collaborating with their peers and their mentor to develop critical thinking.
In this review we consolidate the valuable existing knowledge in the fields of synthesis, properties and biomedical applications of PGS and PGS-related biomaterials and devices.
