Sentence examples for having better knowledge from inspiring English sources
Mike Drew, an Anglian Water biodiversity scientist, said: Having better knowledge of the nightingale's exact migratory rote and stopovers will help us understand what problems they are running into and enable us to preserve the habitats along the way, so they have good quality breeding grounds and 'service stations' to feed and rest at".
Also having a smoker in the house may predict having better knowledge for lung disease (p = 0.06).
Having monthly income RM 1000 and above had significant association for having better knowledge score compared to low income group.
Accessibility of health facility (with in 5 km distance) was positively associated with having better knowledge on PMTCT of HIV.
Having cancer in other family member and friends had significant association for having better knowledge score for both warning sign and risk factors (Table 5).
This could be due to university students possibly having better knowledge about how to protect against pregnancy as well as better awareness about contraceptive methods.
He said he wanted people to have better knowledge about Poland including its contribution during the second world war.
Store owners, however, are likely to have better knowledge about the quality and origin of their toys than employees of large retail chains.
At the prison, shadowed by seacoast mountains, Gold Coats are paid $50 a month and have better knowledge of impaired prisoners' conditions than many prison guards.
