The merit of the expectations question has been researched extensively by David Rothschild and Justin Wolfers, who argue that asking people whom they expect will win instead of whom they prefer "grabs a much larger slice of people's experience and knowledge, including a whole range of idiosyncratic facts" that are otherwise impossible to quantify.
Right now, "There's a whole range of different words used like liaison officers, technology transfer officers, knowledge translators, knowledge intermediaries, and innovation brokers," he says.
"It can't be easy as a politician, dealing with a whole range of issues, when you have to make decisions based on scientific knowledge you are probably uncomfortable with, and, at worst, fearful of.
Geographers have long studied and understood landscapes, people, and their experiences through observation (using a whole range of devices from the human eye to satellites) and have represented their knowledge of them using images – maps, pictures, and photographs.
To our knowledge, this is the first comprehensive review of PROs for the whole range of key symptoms and impacts experienced specifically by patients with SLE.
The main innovation of our web-based system is that, to our knowledge, this is the first time that a telemedicine approach has enabled the whole range of HIV care to be offered to stable and chronic patients.
There is greater knowledge than ever before about growth factor receptors, signaling pathways, tumor stromal interactions, and a whole range of other topics that could lead to therapeutic advances.
The knowledge gleaned from genome sequencing and post-genome analyses is having a very significant impact on a whole range of life sciences and their applications.
There is a whole range of options.
"There is a whole range of possibilities.
