Sentence examples for knowledge maintain from inspiring English sources

Thus, Mādhyamikas will routinely claim that phenomena lack a certain mode of existence ultimately, but claim that such phenomena, or objects of knowledge, maintain another mode conventionally.

The integrated risk assessment is designed to utilize existing data and knowledge, maintain clinical relevance, and be alert and open to new information.

ARS are considered useful instructional tools because they increase interaction between faculty and students, allow for formative assessment of student knowledge, maintain students' attention during lectures, and focus students' attention on key points [ 11].

Findings indicate that students who participated had increases in safety knowledge (maintained over 3 months) greater than the comparison group.

Finally, we experienced an extreme high when we saw that our predictions exactly lined up with over 10 years of closely held corporate knowledge maintained by the aerospace company.

The program ETNO BOTANICA-natural dyes aims to contribute to the economic sustainability of the native communities in the Amazonian rainforest and to family organic farming, preserving the local culture, protecting their rights over their knowledge, maintaining the existing biodiversity in their territories, as legitimate cultural heritage for future generations.

This dominant-group controlled production of "knowledge" maintains the marginality of other groups, and it denies all people options in understanding multiple perspectives from which to construct meaning.

There are several responsibilities among physicians, including competence, honesty, confidentiality, appropriate relations with patients, improving quality of care, improving access to care, just distribution of finite resources, commitment to scientific knowledge, maintaining trust by managing conflicts of interest, and commitment to professional responsibilities [ 2, 6].

Rationalist accounts of self-knowledge maintain that our status as rational thinkers contributes substantially to self-knowledge.

The present article visits the problem of improving spatial thinking by first reviewing the evidence that the human mind is embodied: that cognition, memory, and knowledge representation maintain traces of sensorimotor impressions from acting and perceiving in a physical environment.

They were recruited through the Knowledge Panel® maintained by Knowledge Networks [ 36] (now GfK Custom Research, LLC), using a validated method of probability sampling of residential addresses covering approximately 97% of US households.