Sentence examples for knowledge markedly from inspiring English sources

The overall conclusion is that many potential high risk segments of the population have not been studied adequately and that this deficiency in our knowledge markedly reduces the ability of decision makers to derive appropriate regulatory decisions by either ignoring the potential health effects or applying potentially excessive and expensive safety factors.

Moran's account of how the transparency method yields knowledge differs markedly from empiricist transparency accounts (3.5 above).

An exploration of tacit knowledge is markedly missing from the KT and public health literature.

Evidence-based practice skills and knowledge improved markedly with a targetted education intervention and outreach support.

The addition to the model of confidence about vitamin D knowledge did not markedly change either the direction or strength of these findings.

After the educational program, students' knowledge about PMS was markedly improved.

Because of the rapid development of tools and strategies for metabolic engineering and the markedly increased knowledge of the biosynthetic pathways and genetics of NP-producing organisms, genome mining and overproduction of NPs can be dramatically accelerated.

Secondly, those students from ethnic Chinese backgrounds in Australia have markedly different knowledge and attitudes towards depression.

This treatise and De motu cordis et aneurysmatibus (1728; "On the Motion of the Heart and on Aneurysms"), in which he discussed the various causes of heart enlargement and was the first to describe aneurysms of syphilitic origin, markedly contributed to knowledge of cardiac pathology.

This was the first study (to our knowledge) demonstrating that OC use markedly elevates oxidative stress levels (according to hydroperoxide increase) in female athletes of different sport disciplines.

This study is the first to the authors' knowledge that reports such a markedly different cellular response between two compounds of almost identical binding characteristics.