Sentence examples for knowledge achieved in from inspiring English sources

This is knowledge achieved in an atmosphere of social contention, not cloistered knowledge but the hard-won knowledge of a man in difficult and harrowing life-circumstances.

The model is distinct from existing models in that it explicitly describes fire spread phenomena with physics-based knowledge achieved in the field of fire safety engineering.

Furthermore, the advanced knowledge achieved in the project has clear practical implications for society which enabled the European Commission to classify this completed project as a "Success story" [44].

Lack of follow up data on sleep quality after second OnabotA injection, lack of data on inter-individual variations in headache characteristics with likely impact on therapeutic response as well as lack of data on adverse events are other limitations which otherwise would extend the knowledge achieved in the current study.

The NRC standards at this level are concerned with building on the fundamental knowledge achieved in the K 4 grade band.

Knowledge achieved in the last decade about the genetic basis of Parkinson's disease clearly shows that genetic factors play an important role in the etiology of this disorder.

Despite the increase in knowledge achieved with the ISAAC methodology, the use of uniform questionnaires has also perpetuated basic shortcomings.

This paper summarises the changes in knowledge achieved as measured by the scores obtained as well as the individualised feed-back.

Both students with lower and higher levels of prior project-related knowledge achieved approximately the same learning gain in terms of increased scores from pretest to posttest in the project.

A multiple linear regression analysis has established significant relationships between economic, urban and ecological variables: the formation of networks of cities enables economies to concentrate knowledge, achieve greater efficiency in resource consumption (energy), higher productivity (GDP) and lower entropy (less CO2 emissions, better functional structure of the landscape).

Given that COPD is a very complex disease, modeling the aspects that include, but are not limited to, emphysema, bronchitis and bronchiolitis, which contribute to disease pathogenesis in humans, has to our knowledge never been achieved in concert in mice.