Sentence examples for knowledge citing from inspiring English sources

Glennerster urged experts not to assume they know best and discount local knowledge – citing how expert advice given to farmers in Kenya on fertiliser maximised yields but did not maximise profits for them.

9 US clinical practice guidelines prohibit the use of placebo treatments without a patient's knowledge, citing concerns about undermining trust and compromising the patient-physician relationship.

It argues that these concerns were not simply an unquestioning repetition of earlier medical knowledge, citing classical authorities such as Aristotle, Galen and Hippocrates, but were shaped by the contemporary importance that was placed upon fertility and the stability (social, economic, political and religious) that flowed from undisrupted lines of inheritance.

My status as the inventor of the generic drug deferiprone is public knowledge cited in many publications since the 1980s [3].

Furthermore, events may represent knowledge cited from a previously published paper, or constitute part of the new knowledge contribution in the paper under consideration.

An overview of the sources and types of knowledge cited by commissioners and observed in commissioning meetings is detailed in the following tables, classified into 'people' and 'organisations'organisations

35 Patients justified their lack of knowledge by citing short consultations with physicians, not obtaining enough information from physicians and obtaining information from non-medical sources such as television and magazines.

The causal implication of GP's access to knowledge echoes the literature on GPs' knowledge deficiencies (cited in a third of reports).

Higginson's method is laid bare in a remarkable series of letters never (to my knowledge) previously cited or quoted.

In the same speech, he became the first Bush administration official, at least to my knowledge, to cite the late economist Hyman Minsky in explaining what has gone wrong.

A spokesman for the Department for Education said the pathfinder schemes were "a key part" of testing the proposals, but they were "not starting from zero knowledge", and cited past reports on SEN, and consultations that preceded and followed the green paper.