Sentence examples for imparted knowledge about from inspiring English sources

12 Although PLWHA are imparted knowledge about safer sexual behavior during the ART clinic sessions, there is growing evidence that suggests that ART users are increasingly becoming sexually active and that many of them are having unprotected sex with partners who are HIV negative due to improvement of their health status by the use of ART drugs.

Telluride has a trio: Olivia the Otter, Eddie the Eagle and Morris the Bear, whose job it is to impart knowledge about nature and history to young visitors.

Educational films for children aim to impart knowledge about a certain topic.

"If my Mom, Nora Vaughn, were alive today, she'd tell you that the Black Repertory Group Theater is a revolutionary theater; that both of my parents initially started using theater as a means to impart knowledge about the rich history of Black Americans way back in Vicksburg, Mississippi where Mom and Dad were also high school teachers.

In this study, films were used to impart knowledge about the illness to inpatients.

The concept of the workshop seemed appropriate to impart knowledge about medication management to the participants.

The aims of "Mental health for everyone" are fourfold: 1) To contribute to the prevention of mental disease, 2) To challenge the attitudes and prejudices against mental health problems and the mentally ill, 3) To contribute to openness and confidence about mental health issues, 4) To impart knowledge about mental health services and availability of help for mental health problems.

The learning factory of the Chair of Production Systems (LPS) at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum imparts knowledge not only about process improvement (lean management) and the efficient use of resources but also about professional competencies regarding management, workers' participation and organization of work.

You have to be crazy about imparting knowledge as a kid to establish the neutral architecture and compassion required to become a good MFA instructor.

Patients regard the work of the nutritional and healthcare assistant as very important for their recovery and weight gain: the assistant takes care of the individual patient's nutritional requirements and wishes, and she imparts knowledge to the patient about optimum nutrition.

The novel is confidently erudite about art, imparting knowledge on everyone from William Morris to the Vienna Actionists – an erudition that is hilariously undercut by Houllebecq's acknowledgements, where he thanks Wikipedia.