Sentence examples for Supplementary knowledge from inspiring English sources

Other "hard-core" physical geography options followed in my pursuit of the supplementary knowledge required for this topic, whilst field trips and expeditions added to my enjoyment of the subject.

"We're at a stage now where all world-class athletes train hard, but that can only take you to a certain level, so any supplementary knowledge that gives you the edge could mean the difference at an Olympics or World Championships".

These should bring supplementary knowledge on the mechanism by which single or multiple mutations in NCAN gene are able to induce BD genetic risk.

Types II and III are lecture-based curricula where Type II incorporates PBL tutorials for supplementary knowledge while type III uses PBL problems for applying lecture-delivered information.

Some prevalent stressful events (traffic accidents, near-drowning, and divorce/absence of a parent) deserve to receive more attention from a traumatic stress point of view, whereas the study of other events, such as potential and physical violence, might benefit from supplementary knowledge of the co-occurrence of other potentially traumatic events.

This work, providing experimental data and correlations on window ejected thermal plume characteristics from compartment fire at the top level of the building without the effect of facade wall, will be an important supplementary over previous knowledge focusing on the scenario with the effect of facade wall.

A supplementary test probing knowledge of key signatures and the notation of the clef was administered to W.W. and healthy musicians.

First, greater flexibility may only be reached at the expense of supplementary specialist analytic knowledge, which may reduce the evaluator's direct access to the model.

For instance, the PAK/RAF1/MEK1/ERK1 pathway was removed from the relevant network as not being involved in the action mode of EGCG in HEP3B cells because prior knowledge (Supplementary Table S5) was not confirmed by our data for MEK1 and ERK1 in the case of EGCG (gray edges, Figure 3 a).

As a supplementary tool, the knowledge of the clinical status of the dogs at the beginning of the studies (i.e. possibility to divide dogs into groups with severe and moderate phenotype) would greatly increase the significance of the results and their translational value.

This work provides supplementary results over previous knowledge of temperature distribution beneath the inclined ceilings.