Sentence examples for Restricted knowledge from inspiring English sources

Restricted knowledge of local exercise- or sport facilities was an additional barrier (19%%).

Restricted knowledge of the local exercise facilities was an additional reason for not referring patients (19 %) (Fig.  1).

Protagoras does seem to have restricted knowledge to sense experience, but he believed emphatically that whatever was perceived by the senses was certainly true.

Migrants' later entry into homeownership can be attributed foremost to the limited intergenerational transmission of wealth, while restricted knowledge about the local housing market and later partnership also play a role.

VAS assessment was not performed in demented or otherwise uncooperative patients or in migrants with restricted knowledge of Greek.

Due to this restricted knowledge, we observed some outliers in our study that may have been detected with a delay, thus requiring significant amounts of time for the control system to counteract.

But the devil can quote Jefferson, and lawyers can construe the Constitution in ways that restrict knowledge rather than promote it.

But the highest wall of all — the information barrier restricting knowledge of the wider world and its ways — is crumbling fast.

Sir Nicholas, in his affidavit, asked that the "court does everything in its power to restrict knowledge of this application until the paintings have been recovered" in order not to jeopardise the operation.

In an age when knowledge is power, restricting knowledge is a power grab, creating the conditions of ignorance that allow bias, ideology and propaganda to flourish, unchallenged and unchecked.

The second is to broaden the concept of knowledge by not restricting knowledge to knowledge by acquaintance but to allow for other forms of knowledge as well.