Sentence examples for Confirmed knowledge from inspiring English sources
The confirmed knowledge that a loved one is dead enables the bereaved to begin what Freud called the work of mourning: the slow and painful acknowledgment that the person lost has been removed irrevocably from our world.
(Testimony to the Press Complaints Commission, August 2009) Now Mr Myler has confirmed knowledge of the "for Neville" email when seeking James Murdoch's authorisation for a £700,000 settlement in a case brought by the footballers' union boss Gordon Taylor.
In a statement given to ABC 11, the Redskins confirmed knowledge of the Instagram post, citing it as an "off-field situation".
It means that, armed with only the confirmed knowledge that Sally has more than weeks, but fewer than years, ahead of her, I will probably have a decision on the horizon.
Once drug resistance has been confirmed, knowledge of the range of possible cross-reactions between the drug (or drugs) in use and other compounds is required.
The result indicates that simulation establishes, corrects, and confirms knowledge and skills related to trauma care in prehosp ital emergency settings.
To start, the team went to the field for qualitative research, challenging assumptions and confirming knowledge.
In doing so, the authors confirm knowledge reported in previous literature, while providing salient recommendations based on the analysis work described in the paper itself.
A CoI consists of a cohesive and interactive group of learners who critically analyze, construct and confirm knowledge through connections, collaboration, reflection and discourse (Garrison and Arbaugh 2007).
E-learning, which is defined as "electronically mediated asynchronous and synchronous communication for the purpose of constructing and confirming knowledge" (Garrison, 2011, p. 2) have shown to increase learning through active participation rather than passive (Fletcher, France, Moore, & Robinson, 2007).
What that really means, is that the task of the student is hereby simplified from being able to confirm knowledge of the topic, to simply being able to guess the correct answer from the given choices.
