Sentence examples for knowledge key from inspiring English sources
The objective of this paper is to review the literature on snow hydrology in Mediterranean mountains to identify the existing knowledge, key research questions, and promising technologies.
Therefore, in 2005 we developed ROCK (Roche medicinal chemistry knowledge), an internal user-friendly and peer-reviewed Wiki-like application to capture, browse and search tacit knowledge, key discoveries and property effects related to chemical structure, which is used as a primary source for addressing challenges faced in drug design.
"Those who are adamant or so difficult are those who listen to other people and they discourage them from testing, so those are the people we try our possible best to encourage and if they insist they won't do it, then we either use force or do it without their knowledge (Key informant interviews,, health facility in Kumasi).
Knowledge on key danger signs of pregnancy: a woman was considered as knowledgeable if she spontaneously mentioned at least three key danger signs of pregnancy otherwise not knowledgeable.
Knowledge on key danger signs of labor: a woman was considered as knowledgeable if she spontaneously mentioned at least three key danger signs of labor otherwise not knowledgeable.
Her teacher uses an activity book to test the class's knowledge of key dates.
An Ofsted report into history teaching in 2007 found young people had a "patchy" knowledge of key historical events.
"I have developed knowledge of key concepts and structures, which I will be putting into practice this summer at the UN.
The people making the allegations, the statement said, had "no personal knowledge of key facts and information".
Evidence knowledge is key: Evidence has never been more important in informing interventions that we fund, we expect consultants to have thoroughly researched their subject area.
That will lead to a shift in the curriculum with 'learning how to learn' being set alongside subject knowledge as key outcomes for the system.
