Sentence examples for became general knowledge from inspiring English sources
The proposal was in the works before Hewlett-Packard's overzealous snooping became general knowledge.
It is noteworthy that we detected the first atypical scrapie case by using Prionics Western blot test until it became general knowledge that atypical scrapie is sensitive to the amount of proteinase K used by the method and could thus go unnoticed [ 20, 27].
If you want science to become general knowledge, make it a general requirement, for Latin scholars as well as limnologists, for economists as well as entomologists.
In another context, Freer writes that "I'm told it takes 17 years for scientific knowledge to filter down" to become general knowledge, while advising that gluten should be avoided.
Although the existence of the wartime program had become general knowledge there, many Japanese notably right-wing nationalists continued to refute it, particularly whether the women had been forced to work in the comfort stations.
Prognosis for Hoag's stance on elective abortion once the Catholic orientation becomes general knowledge?
As Frans de Waal has noted, Heck and Tratz's pioneering insights — they wrote that bonobos were less violent than chimps, for example — did not become general scientific knowledge, and had to be rediscovered.
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Seven of the participants became general officers.
Nelson, who was active in environmental issues well into his 80s, took issue with the idea that Earth Day over the years became tepid, saying general knowledge about the issue was "10 or 20 times what it was on Earth Day 1970". In particular, he said, students were much more aware of the dangers to the environment than their counterparts in earlier years.
