Altogether, about 500,000 terms constitute the basis of domain knowledge in life sciences.

Specialists and experts use and develop their own domain knowledge.

The same knowledge can be included in different domain knowledge.

Alternatively, domain knowledge may be used to generate several classes of experts.

The primary method for resolving data analysis issues is reliance on domain knowledge from an expert.

This allows the same domain knowledge to be reused for various users who may have different preferences.

Students learn both thinking strategies and domain knowledge.

The creation of location intelligence is directed by domain knowledge, formal frameworks, and a focus on decision support.

At this stage, the domain knowledge of the business experts could also be enlisted to document meta-data about the service.

This means that domain specific knowledge is captured in those standard instances and not as entity types.