The phrase "a basic knowledge on" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct preposition to use is "of" instead of "on."
Example: "Having a basic knowledge of programming languages is essential for this job."
Alternatives: "a fundamental understanding of" or "a basic grasp of."
It is now becoming more than obvious that bioinformatics depends essentially on a basic knowledge of biology.
Each international partner is responsible for the basic training of its own astronauts, where a basic knowledge is taught on space science and engineering, ISS systems and operations and general astronaut skills like flying, diving, survival, language, etc.
To do that, the development workers need to have a basic knowledge and skills on the links between agriculture and nutrition and also the local behaviours on some food consumption like meats, eggs, forest products, etc.
Awah et al (2008) reporting on an anthropological study of diabetes, observe that there is a lack of basic knowledge on diabetes and risk factors among people with diabetes [ 55].
The present article provides a summary of basic knowledge on integrase, as well as the activity and the modes of inhibition of this enzyme.
This study confirms a lack of basic knowledge on safe motherhood and related reproductive health issues, including HIV/AIDS [ 4, 30, 31].
To translate these recommendations into amount and type of sequencing needed for a specific project, basic knowledge on genome size, sequencing error rates, repeat content and the degree of genome duplications is needed.
We therefore consider the present questionnaire to be a valid tool for measuring basic knowledge on EBP.
Radiation protection courses for medical students should include knowledge needed by a referring physician, i.e., basic knowledge on patient radiation protection such as biological effects of radiation, justifications of exposures, procedure optimisation, risk-benefit analysis, typical doses for each type of examination, etc.
