There needs to be much wider knowledge about the "democracy's college" tradition, its public work approach to creating change, and its differences with the politics of protest.
But, as Tunde points out, despite Somalis' high visibility in Moss Side, there's a disappointing lack of wider knowledge about the community's positive impact on the area, as well as confusion about Somali identity: "I was speaking to a local teacher and she referred to the Afro-Caribbean students as black, but the Somali pupils as 'Somali kids', and to me that was an eye opener.
By being trained as a facilitator, Raja' and Meenas and other young girls were able to develop a wider knowledge about the topic of HIV/AIDS.
A possible alternative to the search of new active compounds is to make use of the unexploited properties of already available drugs, since a wide knowledge about both their therapeutic and toxicity effects has already been gathered during the study for their approval.
What is clear about the thrillers is that whoever wrote them had a wide knowledge of the American tough-guy school of detective fiction.
The user's personomy can bring together a wide diversity of knowledge about the individual, since in a categorization users express, by the used tags, their knowledge, intentions and terminology preferences related to the content of each resource [32].
Young classical singers in training have a wide variety of knowledge about the anatomy and physiology of the voice and vocal pathology and harbor anxiety about treatment of vocal fold disorders.
A key advantage of RNA-Seq over previous microarray-based methods for assessing transcription is the ability to query all transcripts on a genome-wide scale without prior knowledge about the locations and structures of genes.
Farmers had high knowledge about the wide ranging social, cultural and natural values of trees, and are often themselves as good regulators of tree management as policies intend to be.
