Sentence examples for is established knowledge from inspiring English sources
It is established knowledge that cells of prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms possess the cell wall, which contains peptidoglycan, or murein (bacteria) (1, 2); branched beta-glucans linked to chitin (fungi) (3) or cellulose, hemicelluloses and pectin (plants) (4).
However, although it is established knowledge that cell proliferation gradually increases with tumour progression, studies trying to clarify whether the same phenomenon occurs for apoptosis have produced dissenting results.
Knowledge Building - Once this trust has been established, knowledge gathering processes and/or methods may be used to encourage knowledge holders to share and/or acquire (from other community members) information on a particular branch of knowledge.
Whereas the role of PKMζ in animal models of declarative knowledge is established, its effect on procedural knowledge is not well understood.
A correlation of reduction methods, structures, and properties is established to provide knowledge required for engineering rGO through tuning reduction conditions for optimal electrochemical properties for applications.
It is established that the knowledge of the retinopathy status of an individual is just one in a whole process of care in diabetes.
The decision making, formalised as a bayesian network, is established with a priori knowledge on the dynamic component degradation through Markov chains.
One instance of these tools is Protégé1 which is established by Stanford University for knowledge acquisition.
Camus asserts that the history of human thought is characterized by "its successive regrets and its impotences" (MS, 18), and that "the impossibility of knowledge is established" (MS, 25).
We acknowledge that implementation of these findings represents advanced insulin therapy, which may best be incorporated when basic nutrition knowledge is established.
Our study suggests that the high throughput approach is an effective tool when no prior knowledge is established for the biological effects of a compound.
