Sentence examples for having a better knowledge from inspiring English sources
They focus on the question of alcohol linked to cultural patterns, the question of speeding related to scene comprehension, the importance of naturalistic driving for having a better knowledge of practices, and the role of management and education to prevent and reduce impact of suicides and trespasses for railway accidents.
These adverse effects can be reduced by having a better knowledge of the effects of each such deterioration on the aircraft's operational-performance. Subsequently improvements can be made in the design and manufacture of adversely-affected components as well as in maintenance and repair practices.
Parents scoring higher than the median were assessed as having a better knowledge of antibiotic use.
The median score on the 14 questions gauging antibiotic knowledge was 8; and 39% of the parents were assessed as having a better knowledge of antibiotic use.
They noted the importance of the doctor-patient relationship to the interviewees, of the GP having a better knowledge of their case, and of less stigma.
'I mean, yes, there are elements of my previous degree that I do definitely apply to dentistry and especially - I mean the immediate one that comes to mind is things like oral medicine and having a better knowledge than sort of your average undergraduate about sort of taking bloods and what they're for and that sort of thing.
"It's not just a case of handing out money to the local area, it's actually working with the local area who have a better knowledge about what the local needs are," says Bridge.
"He knew Dickens and Joyce inside out, and he had a better knowledge of Shakespeare and the English novel than many professionals in the field," Helen Vendler, the critic and English professor at Harvard, said in an interview.
"When you look at him now, he gets his head up more when he's on the ball," says Gray. "He has a better knowledge of how to get into the game and how to get away from defenders.
