Sentence examples for knowledge has remained from inspiring English sources

The underlying idea of Sosa's theory of knowledge has remained essentially intact from at least the mid-1980s (see the papers reprinted in Sosa 1991, esp. part IV), but he has recently reformulated his account so as to place it within a more general theory of evaluation (Sosa 2007, chs. 2, 4 and 5).

Although brain imaging has demonstrated object-category specific representations in the occipitotemporal cortex, the crucial question of how the brain acquires this knowledge has remained unresolved.

The issue of imparting health education to a gathering of educated people, representing different fields of knowledge has remained a relatively less lighted aspect of health education research.

So far, existing knowledge has remained at the level of general dietary recommendations in many low- and middle-income settings including India.

However, data from different researches are scattered in publications, and the lack of a systematic review and analytical platform of the currently available data and knowledge has remained a longstanding challenge for genetic and genomic of bamboo.

In humans, intrauterine exposure to CS has been deemed a risk factor for BPD (Antonucci et al. 2004); however, to our knowledge, this has remained unconfirmed.

The locally published and unpublished data, nevertheless, constitute an enormous wealth of knowledge that has remained unavailable to the wider scientific community.

Nevertheless, in the West, along with the knowledge of Greek, the knowledge of Latin has remained a mark of the educated person throughout the centuries, although in the mid-20th century the teaching of classical languages in schools declined significantly.

Chomsky's preferred terminology has shifted over the years but his underlying concern with what speakers unconsciously know (or 'believe', or 'cognize' or 'represent') rather than with how they put that knowledge to use has remained.

When comparing ours to previous evidence in Singapore, it is apparent that awareness and knowledge of breast cancer has remained low.

GATA4 was the most pronouncedly linked to recurrence in breast carcinoma patients, but to the best of our knowledge its clinicopathological significance has remained largely unknown.