Sentence examples for knowledge except for from inspiring English sources

Not to my knowledge, except for the fact that Caballo's race [the book ends with an ultra-marathon in Mexico, organised by an American called Caballo Blanco] has become a spectacular success, and it seems to be accomplishing the goal he had, which was to raise their profile in a way that they would gain some protection.

Analyses conducted on ICCS 2009 data have shown a limited impact of school factors on student civic knowledge, except for the open classroom climate (Fraillon et al. 2011).

To the best of our knowledge, except for our case, there has been only one report of hematogenous HCC recurrence in the bile duct [5].

To the best of our knowledge, except for the above mentioned specialization such a specialization that prevents the closure of any gynecology and obstetrics department in either hospital has not been conducted in Japan and other countries.

However, apart from the above-mentioned studies, investigations on diatoms as tracers are rarely found, and to our knowledge, except for [13, 14, 16], there is no investigation using diatoms as a tracer of hydrological processes.

However, while decomposition of the Leontief inverse and SDA are both fairly powerful tools for understanding the impact of changes in supply chain structure on the emissions of a national economy, to the best of our knowledge, except for a paper by Wood (2009) on Australian GHG emissions, no study has combined these tools for the specific purpose of environmental analysis.

Because a summary score for the TKR-related knowledge measures (except for expectations of TKR) were unavailable, all TKR-related knowledge items were entered simultaneously into a multivariable model.

Up to our knowledge and except for the apoptotic effect of A. lappa on leukemic cell lines (Awale et al., 2006), no studies have investigated the effect of this plant mixture on leukemia in vivo.

To give an abbreviated answer, they are subjective probabilities that take into consideration all of the researcher's knowledge, except the point estimate for the parameter of interest they have calculated (in the above example that would be the annual disease incidence) and any prior beliefs about what the true value of that parameter is.

Overall, third-year students had better knowledge of TB treatment except for knowledge on TB as a curable disease and free treatment policy.

I had an 80-litre backpack full of camping gear, a 15-lira compass from a shop in Istanbul, no knowledge of Turkish except for the glossary in my guidebook and only my own two feet to convey me – plus a litany of concerns from Ertürk, his wife and Tuğçe.