Sentence examples for contradictions in knowledge from inspiring English sources
This may also explain the apparent contradictions in knowledge, attitudes & beliefs about AMC and "circumcised" men found in this study.
This specific technique is often used in circumstances when there are gaps or contradictions in knowledge [ 25].
Even more so than last year, Williams is grappling with what it means to be young and British in 2014: "That cognitive dissonance, that contradiction in the knowledge that you are extremely privileged and yet you still think 'things are shit'.
They are used to explain the apparent contradictions in people's knowledge about a given matter, and their actions; e.g. people navigate between different concerns to overcome the discrepancy between knowledge about the right thing to do according to advice from health authorities (including the GP), and social relations that may imply risky behavior.
This article departs from the actor-network theory as a research framework to illustrate tensions and contradictions in the institutionalisation of knowledge transfer.
Mapping allows you to see gaps in knowledge and areas of contradiction.
This contrast echoes the deeper contradiction that knowledge in epidemiology is statistical, yet the practice of medicine is personal.
In both Zeno's paradoxes and Kant's antinomies, an act of observation engenders an apparent contradiction in the very knowledge it produces.
And there is a systematic process and knowledge to solve contradictions in TRIZ.
We focus first on inconsistencies and contradictions in presentations of the state of knowledge by different authoritative experts.
