Sentence examples for given knowledge about from inspiring English sources

Given knowledge about the number of cells required to detect colonies either visually or by using autofluorescence and the number of cells per CFU, it is possible to predict the times for autofluorescent or visual detection as a function of pre-growth time and doubling time using Equations (3) and (4).

Large samples will be required, and genetic heterogeneity, combined with the huge volume of (mostly unimportant) variation uncovered, poses extreme challenges for data interpretation even given knowledge about 'background' variation provided by the 1000 genomes project.

Furthermore, the Vedas give knowledge about things whether dharma (what ought to be done) or brahman (Absolute Reality whichh cannot be known by any other empirical means of knowledge.

The visualization of displacement components gives knowledge about the form of fronts of elastic wave propagation in Sodium Thiosulfate with monoclinic and Copper Sulphate Pentahydrate with triclinic structures of anisotropy.

We are going to give knowledge about what is AIDS," said Yoby Georgee, one of the Nehru Youth Centres activists working on the train.

However, the present results are important because they give knowledge about refugees' thoughts about HEA that may have an effect on which information they spread to others about HEA.

Without this information you won't know any more about it than the people you are reaching out to and trying to give knowledge about the cause to.

Communities like Breezy Point should be given knowledge, power and choice about their options, then the responsibility to live by that choice.

Participants were given the following instructions: " On the following pages you will be asked to consider (given your knowledge about the severity and probability of each of the adverse events) how much each adverse event influences your decision about which medication to prescribe for a 50 year old post-menopausal woman with newly diagnosed severe ANCA-associated vasculitis.

Anger that young women aren't warned earlier about their aging reproductive health and given the knowledge about the options available to them to make the uphill battle possibly less of a struggle.

General Hayden described the change as "a major breakthrough" that would significantly widen the circle of senior intelligence officials required to be given detailed knowledge about other agencies' sources.