Sentence examples for accompanied by knowledge from inspiring English sources

Dialectical speech is accompanied by knowledge, can defend itself when questioned, and is productive of knowledge in its audience (276e4 277a4).

However, this growth has not been accompanied by knowledge about the behavior of NPs once used and released into the environment.

However the documenting of treatment delivery needs to be accompanied by knowledge of the perceptions and enactment of therapies by participants to inform the development and evaluation of complex interventions [22].

Therefore, sociology by studying SE in its social contexts and economics by giving careful consideration to social economics, social markets, and social innovation accompanied by knowledge of SE could help SE to reach a more scientific definition.

Initially, this was accompanied by knowledge about the fragmentation processes; but this applies only for fragmentation by EI, whereas fragmentation by CID is less reproducible and not completely understood [156].

However, awareness of mental disorders (by name) was not necessarily accompanied by knowledge about the characteristics of the specific disorders and there were also limited expectations, especially in men, for treatment efficacy.

Alternatively, prolonged investigation, either adult or child-initiated, nested within a curriculum framework that identifies content knowledge and which is accompanied by pedagogical knowledge, has a much greater chance of engaging children in meaningful learning and extending their knowledge.

But, just as in many other countries, this awareness was not necessarily accompanied by factual knowledge about how the disease is and is not transmitted, and this could create unnecessary problems.

Awareness of the disease is generally accompanied by accurate knowledge of the main animal species potentially affected by Brucella spp. and the main clinical signs of infection in animals.

However, the teachers' confidence about their knowledge of evolution is not accompanied by a clear knowledge of evolution or an acceptance of key evolutionary principles, such as the age of the Earth (Cotner et al. 2016).

But his rise to the top was accompanied by the grim knowledge that no Derby favorite had won the race since Spectacular Bid, 21 years ago.