Sentence examples for knowledge has suggested from inspiring English sources
Not one NUJ member anywhere, to my knowledge, has suggested we target the Tories "because we don't like them".
The paper concludes that advisors' knowledge about soil and its sustainable management is considerably greater than earlier research on advisors' environmental knowledge has suggested but that some areas will have to be significantly enhanced and standardised to meet the new policy challenges.
Moreover, recent knowledge have suggested that physical examination for provocative procedures should be done on each patient with side- locked headaches as many of these headaches may closely mimic primary headaches [4].
But to my knowledge, no one has suggested that the epidemic may have begun in a particular historical time, and started as a result of cultural circumstances that arose at that time and have persisted or intensified since.
This theory of ideology as distorted communication opens up the possibility of a different relation of theoretical and practical knowledge than Habermas has suggested so far.
The Kindle - apparently "named to evoke the crackling ignition of knowledge" - is, as Amazon has suggested, "the iPod of reading".
Recent knowledge on post-traumatic OA has suggested opportunities for early intervention, but it is difficult to identify the appropriate time of these interventions.
More recent knowledge on post-traumatic OA has suggested opportunities for early intervention, based on the concept that impact joint injuries initiate a sequence of biological events causing the progression of joint degeneration, which then leads to post-traumatic OA.
Helen Berry and Elizabeth Foyster have argued that fatherhood was also important to early modern men and how perceptions of impaired fertility affected their social standing and reputation, while Jennifer Evans has suggested that knowledge of and demand for remedies for barrenness and impotence were widespread.
A freely available online tool that can identify the calls of bat species found in Europe could help improve knowledge of the mammals, a study has suggested.
A re-analysis of the Viking data, in light of modern knowledge of extremophile forms of life, has suggested that the Viking tests were not sophisticated enough to detect these forms of life.
