Sentence examples for knowledge educated from inspiring English sources

Use your existing knowledge, educated opinions, and any research you can gather to either support or disagree with the author's article.

"Dataconomy and Data Natives' mission is to share knowledge, educate and connect the data-driven generation.

Alphonsine now shares her knowledge, educating other women in her community on family planning, nutrition, constructing kitchen gardens, hygiene and forming savings groups.

In today's knowledge economy educated émigrés are at the cutting edge of innovation.

In 1958, Randall Jarrell wrote, "By this time you must be thinking, as I am, of one of the more frightening things about our age: that much of the body of common knowledge that educated people (and many uneducated people) once had, has disappeared or is rapidly disappearing".

From April 1933 to February 1936, he held a position at Zhejiang University, where he imparted knowledge and educated people.

Based on present knowledge, an educated selection can be made of specific miRNAs that play meaningful roles in breast cancer.

The proposed method differs from previous approaches in that the solution can be constrained to be consistent with physiology-based prior knowledge or educated guesses.

This connection is a matter "not so much for judicial notice as for the background knowledge of educated men who live in the world".

Douglas later wrote, "My colleague Art Marshall said that with [the words "River of Grass"] I changed everybody's knowledge and educated the world as to what the Everglades meant".

We expected to find more knowledge in educated poultry workers, especially in how to identify potential animal cases and minimize risk for transmission.