While the three reviewers had different backgrounds and varying levels of research experience, in principle it would have been beneficial to include a larger number of reviewers with a wider knowledge of the diseases of interest.
In a realist approach, the evaluation begins with formulating a programme theory (integrating the assumptions of the programme designers and implementers with the existing wider knowledge or evidence on the topic and insight regarding the contextual factors that could affect the outcome).
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.
Read wikiHow to get a wider knowledge of Club Penguin.
My friend John Lane, who has died aged 85, was a dedicated racing cyclist, a scientist with a wide knowledge of insects and, in particular, an authority on mosquitoes.
Batman, himself a genius with a wide knowledge base and access to vast information resources, routinely consults Oracle for assistance.
The blues boom began to come to prominence in the mid-1960s as the rhythm and blues movement began to peter out leaving a nucleus of instrumentalists with a wide knowledge of blues forms and techniques.
We have been impressed with Mr. Kerry's wide knowledge and clear thinking -- something that became more apparent once he was reined in by that two-minute debate light.
One of the greatest weaknesses of the current research system is that it remains fragmented, introspective and lacking in creative connectivity, both between the participating disciplines and with wider sources of knowledge and expertise.
With his Old World gentility and wide knowledge of his field, Mr. Vincent was a quietly effective representative for his artists.
