Sentence examples for entailed knowledge from inspiring English sources

We moved this fully entailed knowledge base into a triple store with a SPARQL endpoint to allow us to query it for biologically relevant information.

And I thought being well read entailed knowledge of books one didn't like or find agreeable.

Objective expertise entailed knowledge gained through academic position, education and research with regards to the policy development process.

Mandated expertise entailed knowledge and experience in terms of the job requirement related to participation in the health policy development process.

"After mild career panic, I thought I needed a vocation, and decided – with minimal knowledge of what it really entailed – that teaching would be it," Palin explains.

It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.

Knowledge of both voltage and current data is conventionally entailed for locating fault on transmission network.

In her career as a structural engineer, Agrawal noticed a palpable lack of knowledge about what the field of structural engineering was and what it actually entailed.

Educational interventions have usually entailed provision of information to patients about the disease and possible treatments [ 3] on the premise that increased knowledge leads to positive attitudes and behaviours which may be associated with small reductions in pain and disability [ 54, 55].

That entailed two skills.

Pregnancy has always entailed discomfort.