"These key people know how to be employees," said Mr. Patrick.
To learn how to manipulate V2 responses, it is key to know how they develop.
To our knowledge, the sensitivity and specificity of basic symptoms and signs included in PEC training to guide management has not been quantified; but this knowledge would be key to know how well we can expect PHC workers to use these to provide a reasonable standard of eye care.
There are a great many knots to untie before a start agreement can be reached, and though there is no unanimity on the point, some key officials — who know how hard it will be — say that the odds are slightly better than fifty-fifty that an agreement can be worked out by the time Reagan goes to Moscow.
The key is to know how to bounce back and move on.
That "strong case" is the one I am proposing as an alternative rallying point, because it is steadily gaining the support of many key players who know how government works.
MVP supported the transfer of key know-how for the production of group A polysaccharide and a new conjugation method to the Serum Institute of India, Ltd, based in Pune, India.
Ms. van der Wal said: "I know how key media and advertising are in my business.
We got off to a good start and we know how key that was.
You will gain knowledge of key concepts and topics, know how to use maths to solve problems, and know how to present your findings clearly.
But if you're like me, and you love Blade Runner, you'll know how key this song is to the scene where Deckard seduces Rachel.
