Sentence examples for arising from knowledge from inspiring English sources

Several participants chose not to disclose their status to their families in anticipation of the potential household and family consequences arising from knowledge of their sexual identity and inclination.

However, an important amendment to the privacy act [ 43] allows for communication with family members without consent of a person under their care if a medical practitioner feels there is a risk of harm to them arising from knowledge about that person.

In the United States, registration of a nanosilver textile preservative was granted weighing uncertainties arising from knowledge gaps against benefits, namely potential reductions in the overall use quantity of silver as a biocide, and at the same time linking this registration with the implementation of a testing program to be conducted by the manufacturer.

The goal of the studio is to pioneer a new design approach that arises from knowledge and experience of multiple disciplines and to deepen our newly established collaborations with academic and industry partners.

Where the interest in most celebrated scraps of historic clothing, from the Brontës' tiny dresses to Mrs Thatcher's ghastly suits, arises from knowledge of their wearer's achievements, the Diana exhibition suggests – as some of her detractors will think, accurately – that looking lovely in different clothes was, as with the current range of princesses, pretty much her life's work.

Of these, three are said to be unconditioned: space (akasha) and the two cessations (nirodha)—the cessation that arises from knowledge and the cessation that arises prior to the attainment of knowledge, the former being nirvana, the latter being an arrest of the flow of passions through meditation prior to the achievement of nirvana.

A fundamental problem facing the layperson is that genuine expertise often arises from knowledge of esoteric matters, matters of which most people are ignorant.

To minimize bias that could have arisen from knowledge of treatment allocation, all outcome assessors were blind to treatment allocation and a random sample of outcome measures was re-rated by independent assessors.

Technological innovation in process design often leads to increased technological risk arising from incomplete knowledge.

Significant advancements in product quality have been made, many of these arising from improved knowledge of the functional properties of ingredients and their impact on structure and texture.

If that is so, it is due to the tournament's geographical reach (64 teams drawn from all over the country), a competitive intensity arising from the knowledge that each game could be a team's last, and the Cinderella factor -- the tournament's flair for producing dramatic endings and spectacular upsets.