Sentence examples for evolution in knowledge from inspiring English sources

The evolution in knowledge and application of disaster risk reduction in the 25 years of global cooperation on this issue has been uneven.

The former director of the secretariat of the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UNISDR) pointed out that during the last 25 years the evolution in knowledge and application of DRR has been uneven (Briceño 2015).

In the last decades, there was a clear evolution in knowledge about physiopathology of the disease, resulting in changes in its approach and treatment.

The evolution in the knowledge of visualization techniques resulted in mathematical and statistical advances as well as in drawing and reproducing images.

The aim of this review is to show the evolution in our knowledge of MSF in the past 10 years with an emphasis on epidemiology, clinical features, and severe forms.

Based upon Magnusson et al. (1999) model of PCK, teachers should develop knowledge for teaching evolution in the following categories: Knowledge of Curriculum - includes knowledge of the content goals to be addressed at particular grade levels, as well as the K-12 vertical alignment of evolution goals and ways in which evolution connects to other topics in the horizontal curriculum.

Since the first investigation of single-layer MoS2-based transistor and MoS2-based FET structure has become an important issue in electronic and optoelectronic devices evolution, additional knowledge in this respect is necessary for enhancing the performance of MoS2-based FET in future electronic and optoelectronic devices.

To analyze change in knowledge of evolution and acceptance of evolution we compared pretest, posttest, and longitudinal scores on the KEE and the MATE, using repeated measures ANOVAs and the frequency distribution of the relative MATE categories.

Although Campbell and Popper both pointed to the continuity between the evolution of human knowledge and the evolution of knowledge in non-human organisms, much of the early work in evolutionary epistemology focused on the human condition.

This led to the discovery that DNA repair is strongly conserved in evolution rendering knowledge from yeast relevant for mammals and vice versa.

There is also an increase in knowledge of evolution, but at the 0.05 level.