Sentence examples for knowledge and benefit from inspiring English sources

Diversity makes science and our country stronger, and all should be able to contribute to scientific knowledge and benefit from its pursuit.

Mitra's school is a new creative online space where children worldwide come together to answer big questions, share knowledge and benefit from guidance from online educators.

I certify that [my] report does not incorporate without acknowledgement any material previously submitted for a degree or diploma in any university and to the best of my knowledge and benefit it does not contain any material previously published or written by another person except where due reference is made in the text.

A total score was computed by summing the number of correct responses to both the knowledge and benefit items for a maximum score of 13.

Knowledge and benefits about breast cancer and mammography were assessed using the questionnaire developed by Skinner and colleagues [ 61].

We did not find significant differences on measures of knowledge and benefits of breast cancer screening in our sample.

Despite extensive knowledge and benefits of a network and social capital approach, critical use and analysis of its application remains limited within healthcare systems.

Little is known about the knowledge and benefits of, attitudes toward, and barriers to mammography in women with schizophrenia, and there is a similar paucity of interventions to promote screening in this group [ 13].

A pattern was observed between knowledge and benefits of, attitudes toward, and barriers to breast cancer screening by stage of change in women with schizophrenia that has been reported in non-psychiatric groups.

Further attention must be paid to the creation of transnational university partnerships based on an equal footing in order to avoid a unidirectional flow of knowledge and benefits (e.g. from developing to industrialised countries).

Questions on HIV knowledge were from five categories: (1) whether one could have HIV and appear healthy; (2) sexual HIV transmission and its prevention; (3) MTCT and its prevention; (4) how HIV is not transmitted (especially through casual contact); and (5) knowledge and benefits of HIV treatment, especially ART.