Sentence examples for knowledge notwithstanding from inspiring English sources

However, the importance of local knowledge notwithstanding, in the early stages of a volcanic crisis, there may be heavy dependence on scientific advice and risk assessment in order to assess the likelihood of an eruption, and the views of scientists about the way that populations might be affected by hazards are important in the advisory process.

As my son grows up, I am probably going to have to pass on some knowledge (notwithstanding the obvious deficiencies in my bourbon-addled brain).

This knowledge notwithstanding, hypernatremia is independently related with increased risk of death.

Notwithstanding evolving knowledge about the mechanism of action of BoNT-A on neurotransmitter release and receptor activation, the distribution of BoNT-A after intravesical injection remains largely unknown [4,5].

Instances of disputed elections, contested upon similar grounds, frequently occur in ordinary legislative bodies, notwithstanding the knowledge that a remedy exists within the scope of the power of those bodies.

Notwithstanding that knowledge, I embraced that same deep feeling of trust, that comfort of heimat within the universe of Wagner's art, which held me bewitched for much of my younger opera-going life.

Notwithstanding the knowledge on the mechanisms of action of TAS [5] and the three-dimensional structure of various TA protein complexes [6] [12], little is known on the role of these systems in the bacterial cell lifestyle.

Notwithstanding, our knowledge of the epidemiology of B. dendrobatidis is insufficient to effectively manage wildlife and conduct disease abatement.

Notwithstanding the knowledge gap in effectively translating evidence into policy, the literature on the effectiveness of various strategies for achieving evidence integration and translation is growing.

Notwithstanding this knowledge gap, the Amazon Yunga, a region hosting at least six ethnic groups, is particularly interesting because it is a transitional environment between the Andes highlands and the lowland tropical forest of the Amazonia.

Notwithstanding this knowledge about the properties and functions of these glutamatergic synaptic inputs to the VB thalamus and their effects on its neuronal output, we do not know how these afferents affect thalamic glial cells, which are known to express receptors for this transmitter.