Studies combining primary delay, secondary abstinence and condom use are, to the best of our knowledge, non-existent.
A systematic review illustrated that the prognosis of LBP reported in Australian studies was more favourable than those reported from Europe and the United States [ 6], but outcome measures differed and direct comparisons of the prognosis of LBP across countries are, to the best of our knowledge, non-existent.
While acknowledging that such an example might be the inspiration behind Ockham's controversial claim about an intuitive knowledge of non-existents, he points out that in this example, we do not have an intuitive knowledge of the same thing about which we are making a judgment.
However, training for subsequent managers was limited or non existent and general knowledge of the operational side of the plants was not effectively shared.
Education opportunities were almost non existent.
PharmD graduates might be frustrated by their limited role or if they were limited in applying their knowledge or had non-existent opportunities to use the pharmaceutical care skills they had acquired.
His knowledge of Greek was non-existent, and his scientific training minor; "he was said to have believed to his dying day that the sun goes around the earth".
Blunt later admitted she had a "non-existent knowledge" of the queen, but after consulting her mother about Victoria's successful marriage, Blunt told King that the queen "was a young girl who was very in love for the first time, and she was in a job where she felt way over her head.
During the interview Osborne also revealed that his knowledge on popular rappers was non-existent, that he "loved Pharrell" and "cheesy pop songs" and that while his kids did receive pocket money, they were not expected to do chores around the house to earn it.
Vasubandhu accepts that the dreamer does not know that he is dreaming; the knowledge that the object is non-existent occurs only when he awakens and no longer apprehends the object.
The cluster positioning was guided by knowledge that heterozygotes are nearly non-existent in doubled haploids and rare in highly inbred parental genotypes and germplasm samples.
