Sentence examples for knowledge and considers from inspiring English sources

According to Parsons, social action is the subject of study of all humanity sciences, and in his view, the concept of system is very important for scientific knowledge, and considers the systematic analysis capability for human action (Roche 1998).

Because the exercise of skill, special knowledge and considered judgement is only crudely and imperfectly met by the usual democratic processes.

Agama, ( Sanskrit: "tradition" or "received knowledge") post-Vedic scripture conveying ritual knowledge and considered to have been revealed by a personal divinity.

Let us not include David Dimbleby or Jeremy Paxman or Jeremy Vine; let us give them an exemption, because all three are undeniable experts and silos of historical political knowledge, and considered to be more national treasures than presenters.

Take advice from people with local knowledge and consider renting until you are familiar with the region.

Never stop seeking greater knowledge and considering collaborations with other entrepreneurs.

We next consider the state of prediction from current GWAS knowledge and consider possible insights from idealized models of prediction as well as their potential pitfalls.

The Precede/Proceed Model, developed by Larry Green and Marshall Kreuter [ 10], provides a valuable theoretical framework for considering such barriers because it reminds us that we must think beyond individual-level factors such as lack of knowledge and consider environmental contributors as well.

A widespread approach in computational systems biology is to specify a dynamical model of the biological process under investigation based on biochemical knowledge, and consider that the real system follows the same dynamics for some kinetic parameter values.

Genes from the dataset with a 1.41 fold change (log2 ratio ±0.5) were associated with a canonical pathway in the Ingenuity knowledge base and considered for the analysis.

However, with a number of variables assessed for impact on knowledge score, and considered for inclusion in multivariate analysis, this analysis may have lacked power to detect some factors truly associated with knowledge score (type II error).