The coordinators, who were responsible for the subsequent blocks in this curriculum, were asked to indicate for each progress test question whether it covered the theory of their block and whether it concerned core or back-up knowledge.
And while these businesses certainly provide education to women-owned businesses, women still need access to capital to back up their knowledge and expand their businesses.
Although the described misinterpretations of artifacts by the AQAs were at least subjective appraisals of the Observing Veterinarian, but he as a veterinarian has profound theoretical knowledge and practical skills in veterinary pathology backed up with knowledge about lung lesions and its histopathology.
Kaye Toal and Arabelle Sicardi of Buzzfeed are fabulous and have very strong opinions, with a lot of knowledge to back up those opinions.
While all this might sound a bit bizarre, Turrell has a wealth of knowledge to back up his ideas, including a degree in perceptual psychology and another in mathematics.
The paper begins with a brief analysis of the concept of meaningful learning and of a possible starting point in designing the meaningful learning; it analyses the European framework of reference for key competences and the theoretical benchmarks that back up new perspectives in the knowledge construction.
Everyone wants to give good advice, but they may not necessarily have the background or knowledge to back up what they post.
He remains committed to pinching every penny, and he has the knowledge and the passion to back up his austerity.
He bashes leading sustainable food voices that have extensive knowledge backed by equally extensive research to back up their claims.
Encoding relevant knowledge into causal relationship models confers enhanced interpretation power that is well suited to back up existing hypotheses.
Both were led by experts whose enthusiasm for Joyce and, just as important, for Dublin was backed up by profound knowledge and a talent for vivid reading.
