Sentence examples for valuable knowledge base from inspiring English sources

We also expect the Study Design articles and PhD Reviews to provide a rich reservoir of ideas and advice and, as such, to provide a valuable knowledge base.

As consumers and carers are the individuals who are most likely to receive mental health first aid, or to provide it, they have a valuable knowledge base that is not necessarily represented in clinical or professional expertise.

The application of this methodology resulted in the identification of 131,012 disease-biomarker associations between 2,803 genes and 2,751 diseases, and represents a valuable knowledge base for those interested in disease-related biomarkers.

Despite these limitations, the rich description of the policy process in this study provides a valuable contribution to the knowledge base on policy reforms for community-based health workforce in LMICs.

However, even though generalisability was not the intention, the rich description of phenomena, our multiple methods of data collection and our triangulation of data all helped in developing an account that we believe provides a valuable contribution to the knowledge base on factors that shape work motivation among institutionalised community-based health workforce.

Besides "indications" of hydrocarbons, the company undoubtedly recovered a lot of valuable data, growing its knowledge base for the future.

Each study provided a rich description and a valuable contribution to the knowledge base.

Digital expression analysis of this EST collection allowed us to identify a large set of genes that were differentially expressed during watermelon fruit development and ripening, which provide a rich source of candidates for future functional analysis and represent a valuable increase in our knowledge base of watermelon fruit biology.

Examination and documentation of how scaling-up was successfully initiated, led, managed and monitored in rural Bangladesh provide a deeper knowledge base and valuable lessons.

A rigorous evaluation of the health and educational impacts of the program will therefore provide a valuable contribution to the global knowledge base of school WASH impacts and contribute to global advocacy efforts for WASH in schools.

Scaling-up is frequently discussed but seldom analysed or rigorously studied [ 18] yet examination and documentation of how scaling-up experiences are initiated, led, managed and monitored provide a deeper knowledge base and valuable lessons [ 19].