People were moving to more fertile ground and taking their knowledge of irrigation with them".
Because it takes their knowledge to trace their evolution.
When the elderly relocate, he said, "they take their knowledge and parameters about their own market and judge their new area by their previous standards".
***Missing values: 193 Altogether, 90.8% (CI 84.7 to 94.6) of nurses started the course by taking a test of their knowledge of delirium.
For the first issue, we choose constraint points by taking a priori knowledge of human teeth into consideration.
According to a former State Department adviser on Iran, the Iranians complained, in diplomatic meetings in Baghdad with Ambassador Crocker, about a refusal by the Bush Administration to take advantage of their knowledge of the Iraqi political scene.
Decisions as to how soon after the inquest the letter should be sent are taken by coroners and their officers and are guided by their knowledge of each family's circumstances.
The main contribution of this paper is that, by taking advantage of the knowledge of the limited gene degrees, we have developed a very efficient exact algorithm capable of solving the problem at hand in a practical time.
We set out to determine the molecular phylogeny of L. ochracea by taking advantage of knowledge about its natural history and combining this with cultivation independent approaches.
Thus, their responses were less likely biased by their knowledge of their group allocation.
