Sentence examples for knowledge degree from inspiring English sources
Most importantly, there is a strong relation between municipal size, availability of knowledge, degree of professionalization, and experience that civil servants have with the adoption and implementation of environmental policies (including climate change) [27].
The climate change mitigation case provided evidence for claims addressing the positive influence of municipal size and factors related to the urgency of capacity building (availability of knowledge, degree of professionalization, experience held by civil servants, and participation in 'pro-climate change'-oriented municipal networks [21, 24, 27]).
To our knowledge, degree of celiac toxicity has not been investigated explicitly for this barley subspecies so far.
Part 1 assessed the participants' perceived level of knowledge, degree of difficulty and confidence in assessing and treating patients in eight specialties commonly encountered in hospital and primary care settings.
What is their knowledge level and degree of interest?
In 30 odd years of working life I have certainly gained knowledge to degree level in a number of areas, but none of them are currently recognised academic subjects, unfortunately.
When he became a member of the board, Hughes used his knowledge from degree modules in financial accounting and project management to scrutinise the university's capital projects and progress towards strategic objectives.
The precautionary principle (Caroline Aeberli) The precautionary principle is a way of dealing with scientific uncertainty, based on available scientific knowledge, the degree of uncertainty and societal values (e.g. legal or political assessments).
They also show that his academic knowledge and degree made him a dispenser of directions not only to the sick but also to all nonacademic practitioners.
To our best knowledge the degree of knee flexion needed to eliminate the restraining effect of the gastrocnemius on ADF is unknown.
To my knowledge, the degree to which a change in viscosity would further affect afterload or venous return, when the mechanoreceptor function of the endothelium is markedly altered during an inflammatory state, has not been studied in the clinical setting.
