Sentence examples for effect knowledge from inspiring English sources

"Personal knowledge" contrasts with "knowledge by explanation" (shuo zhi, B70), which is in effect knowledge obtained by inference or reasoning.

Framing genetic risk feedback in the schema of this motivation model, we can see that the main issue is what effect knowledge of increased risk will have on perceived behavioral control.

(1) Network effect: Knowledge about an article can be expected to be spread to a wider audience of researchers faster when it has been written by authors from more than one country.

Protocols can effect knowledge translation [ 1].

We will also test whether these variables interact with the intervention to effect knowledge of LDKT.

Furthermore, compared to major existing graphic methods, CMG is particularly robust and suitable for mental knowledge elicitation: it allows one to represent the full range of cause-effect knowledge, accurately or fuzzily as one sees fit depending on the depth of knowledge he/she has.

Perhaps the most important accomplishment to date from fusion materials research is the radiation effects knowledge base.

Therefore, a major challenge for educators is effecting knowledge transfer and behaviour change.

Since long-term estrogen treatment to postmenopausal women is associated with severe side effects, knowledge about the mechanism behind the protective effects of estrogen is of considerable importance in the search for new treatment strategies for arthritis.

China is also offering to help other countries learn from its "Great Firewall" — in effect sharing knowledge to limit knowledge-sharing.

3) This study proposes and tests the "inertia effect" of knowledge sharing behavior and the knowledge network, and the theory of network effects from an individual perspective.