Sentence examples for knowledge experimental from inspiring English sources

In current participatory research, the challenges to the monopoly of expert knowledge — experimental and clinical — rest in part on the claim that lay people's experience of their own bodies and environments can be reliable sources of scientific knowledge.

Through integration of biochemical knowledge, experimental data, and domain expertise, the most comprehensive computational and mathematical representation of human metabolism is now freely available to the community.

To our knowledge, experimental animal models for ABD other than ROD-ABD have not been developed or studied.

To best our knowledge, experimental values of elastic constants for TmZn are given in the literatures which show good agreement with available experimental values.

In fact, to our knowledge, experimental work on this issue has been conducted only recently and on networks an order of magnitude smaller [13], [14], and only one has addressed the questions we are interested in here, using 4 <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0013749.e002.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> 4 lattices [15].

However, to our knowledge, experimental evidence supporting this hypothesis is currently lacking.

A dynamic model that can efficiently integrate the literature knowledge and experimental data [4] could provide valuable working hypothesis to guide the experimental investigation [5], [6].

But it could just as easily have been covered by a theatre critic, albeit one with a decent knowledge of experimental practice.

Logic, background knowledge and experimental design should be considered alongside P values and similar metrics to reach a conclusion and decide on its certainty.

Laboratory research allows you to gain a working knowledge of experimental design, data evaluation, and scientific presentation.

Such models have to be inferred from prior knowledge and experimental data collected from real plants.