Sentence examples for established knowledge about from inspiring English sources
Based on the previously established knowledge about the micro-mechanical deformations occurring during the fracture of glass bead filled epoxies, the major energy dissipation mechanisms are investigated.
We use some of the established knowledge about design and design reasoning to consider critically and to extend Whitbeck's design analogy.
That show, the first of three in the venue's annual July 4 Fireworks Spectacular series, merely reiterated the established knowledge about Robinson, who from the early 1960s to the late '80s did as much as anyone to devise the sound (and set the ambitions) of modern soul music.
For CAPN3, an evaluation of the precision is more difficult since there is, compared to an intensively studied protein such as DMD, not enough established knowledge about its regulatory partners and substrates.
This finding recapitulates well established knowledge about GCN4's role in AAS.
The statistically estimated phases for these 42 CCRTFs are also consistent with the established knowledge about these transcription factors.
The purpose of the study was to establish knowledge about how online access to epidemiological data from general practitioners (GPs) electronic health record (EHR) system should be provided.
EMA data are necessary for understanding individuals' experiences, choices, and behaviors over time and across contexts to establish knowledge about the potential dynamics by which contextual characteristics affects alcohol consumption and drinking-related problems.
From this initial observation (0) and the following observation (1) of urine screening results on a regular basis (together forming the starting node of the circle shown in Figure 2), the GP establishes knowledge about the patient's heroin habit and forms current management plans in an evaluation (2) step.
This is despite established knowledge in the environmental management literature about domestic energy use regarding the utility of social practice theory and narrative framings that socialise everyday consumption.
