Sentence examples for knowledge expected from inspiring English sources

But Harvard students are in most cases outstanding high school students, so they arrive with at least the core knowledge expected of a good high school student.

The Stanford University School of Medicine today begins a new era with the dedication of the Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge, expected to dramatically change the way in which physicians are trained.

While Wireless Knowledge expected the first wireless carriers to deliver its service commercially in early 1999, the company hasn't shown much yet in terms of product.

The new curriculum sets out detailed "essential knowledge" expected for core subjects of English, maths and science from children aged from four to 16.

The 30 students accepted into the program (applications open October 29) will become versed in Python and the math and statistics background knowledge expected of big data analysts in the field today.

The advisor can charge no more than a reasonable fee for his or her services, and must act with the skill, due diligence and knowledge expected of someone familiar with the responsibilities of being an advisor.

However, this particular greedy algorithm requires detailed knowledge about network topology, and knowledge about expected client locations on the topology.

While the nine items measuring market knowledge were expected to represent two dimensions (foreign institutional knowledge and foreign business knowledge), the factor analysis produced one factor with a range of 0.691 to 0.931 and an average loading of 0.835.

In medical education, as a consequence, everyday knowledge is expected to be left behind in exchange for scientifically-based knowledge or for knowledge based on professional experiential knowledge, useful in professional practice.

The analytical outcome is based upon prior knowledge of expected effects between transcriptional regulators and target genes stored in the Ingenuity Knowledge Base.

The downstream effects analysis is based on prior knowledge of expected causal effects between genes and biological functions stored in the Ingenuity® Knowledge Base.