Sentence examples for knowledge is unprecedented from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the pdc- strain consumed glucose and galactose simultaneously, which to our knowledge is unprecedented in S. cerevisiae strains.
Finding two alternative genome configurations in a species, aside from an early report in pea, to our knowledge, is unprecedented.
Within the "Firm-5" group, an exceptionally large number of PTS transporters were identified; for example, L. kullabergensis and L. kimbladii from the "Firm-5″ group encode an estimated 41 and 42 complete PTS transporters, a diversity that to our knowledge is unprecedented [ 69, 70].
"The events that have occurred are unique, and, to the best of our knowledge, are unprecedented in the history of the Nobel Prize," the statement read.
To our knowledge, this is unprecedented in a livestock species.
But the WikiLeaks disclosure, on a scale that, to my knowledge, is historically unprecedented, is totally different — more like the work of irresponsible amateurs using dynamite to expand a tunnel that also contains, say, a city's electrical lines.
First and foremost because private monopoly of access to digital knowledge is an unprecedented uniformity-imposing tool.
However, just like Mr. Döpfner, I am afraid of it: first and foremost, as an Italian and European citizen, because private monopoly of access to digital knowledge is an unprecedented uniformity-imposing tool.
To FIRE's knowledge, such a ruling is unprecedented: a university that clearly promises its students a commitment to robust free speech has found a student paper guilty of harassment for publishing verifiable facts.
Changes have occurred: countries have made it a priority; donors have stepped up; energy levels are high; and knowledge about what to do is unprecedented.
He dropped out of the governor's race after a week, and Mr Cuomo handily won the election in November".His knowledge of politics in Albany is unprecedented in modern history," claims Doug Muzzio, a politics professor at Baruch College.
