Sentence examples for beginning knowledge of from inspiring English sources
Page 7, last paragraph beginning knowledge of GDM delete "because the knowledge of the direct complications in pregnancy associated with GDM was poor" as this does not explain the finding.
From this humble beginning, knowledge of comparative anatomy advanced rapidly in the 18th century with the work of the Count de Buffon and Louis-Jean-Marie Daubenton, who compared the anatomies of a wide range of animals.
The mathematics section is more demanding, but also more fair; while the old SAT featured questions that were known for their trickery but required only a beginning knowledge of algebra, the new math section is more straightforward and covers higher-level math.
This paper describes an innovative assessment approach for first year nursing students which addressed the development of a beginning knowledge base in therapeutic communication as well as critical thinking and writing skills.
Vice versa, beginning with knowledge of the causal gene for the tumour, CGH has been useful in elucidating the extent of specific as well as recurrent aberrations in tumours such as those associated with mutations in BRCA1, BRCA2, or P53 in both mouse [ 61] and human [ 55, 56, 58, 62, 63].
He writes about the hippies who claimed to know India and concludes that "they break just at that point where the Hindu begins: the knowledge of the abyss, the acceptance of distress as the condition of men".
Quality of water is part of the ecological concerns to be considered in the beginning, and knowledge of irrigation water is critical to understand what management changes are necessary for long-term productivity (Bohn et al. 1985; Brady 2002 cited in Gebrehiwot et al. 2011).
In the later project of constructing matter, from 1914 on, beginning with Our Knowledge of the External World (Russell 1914b), material objects come to be seen as collections of sense data, than of "sensibilia".
