Sentence examples for except for the knowledge from inspiring English sources

He'll casually admit to knowing almost nothing about criminal law, except for the knowledge collected in two cyber-courses and backseat observations at the courthouse.

Surprisingly, having knowledge of health care services and GP registration did not show significant association with GP registration, except for the knowledge on health care entitlements of asylum seekers, where the registered population had less knowledge than the unregistered population.

However, for rural residents, the scores for the total HIV-related knowledge (8.9; SD = 3.8), HIV/AIDS transmission modes (3.5; SD = 1.6), transmission misconceptions (3.1; SD = 2.0) and awareness of respective HIV-related knowledge were all significantly lower than those among urban participants (all P <0.05), except for the knowledge that AIDS is a contagious disease.

A joint test of the time*facility interaction terms yielded no evidence of effect heterogeneity between facilities, except for the obstetric hemorrhage knowledge score, however, even in this case, only two clinics showed a significantly larger effect in the first follow-up evaluation (San Pedro and Tejutla) p < 0.01.

All other items were retained except for one knowledge item that the scale's original developer suggested be omitted.

All competencies were rated to be better taught in PBL-based curriculum compared to the conventional curricula (all p < 0.001), except for "Medical knowledge" and "Research competence".

Except for chiropractic, knowledge about these therapies was low.

All these variables are significantly associated with increased risk of HIV infection except for HIV knowledge.

All scales and items measuring dimensions of PHC were publicly available, except for "NP Knowledge of Child".

All measures were measured immediately after viewing the DA, except for knowledge which was measured both before and after viewing the DA.

A significant difference was found for all indicators between those exposed and those unexposed to the intervention, but percentages are comparable between the historical unexposed group and the unexposed group in 2012 (Table  2) except for knowledge about HIV prevention and about the confidentiality of the HIV test result, which were significantly higher in the latter group.