Sentence examples for a knowledge of an from inspiring English sources

The best medical decisions were made not just on the basis of scientific analysis, but on a clinical gestalt, a knowledge of an individual patient.

Regression diagnostics do not require a knowledge of an alternative hypothesis for testing, or the fulfillment of the other assumptions of classical statistical tests.

Vasubandhu defined inference as a knowledge of an object through its mark, but Dharmottara, an 8th-century commentator, pointed out that this is not a definition of the essence of inference but only of its origin.

Tony gives us a knowledge of a guy's history.

The purpose of art, then, is to lead us to a knowledge of a thing through the organ of sight instead of recognition".

Many of us look to the past for inspiration and friendship if you can call a knowledge of a dead author through his books a friendship (I do).

This is in line with our earlier statement that a knowledge of a successful curative treatment gives hope of survival and do not mean the end of life.

A prophecy is a knowledge of a future that will definitely happen, without question.

Have a knowledge of a variety of music, so as to not be imitating any one song.

A preliminary contribution to a knowledge of the Hydnaceae.

A knowledge of history -- and a good sense of humor -- help her keep her balance.