Sentence examples for knowledge of the causes from inspiring English sources

He said reconsideration of the carbon dioxide curbs was particularly appropriate "given the incomplete state of scientific knowledge of the causes of, and solutions to, global climate change".

In a separate passage, Mr. Bush alluded to what he called "the incomplete state of scientific knowledge of the causes of, and solutions to, global climate change".

Mr. Bush, explaining to senators why he opposed the Kyoto protocol on global warming, spoke of the "incomplete state of scientific knowledge of the causes of, and solutions to, global climate change".

With information like that available for the first time, "it becomes necessary to discuss the problem — can lifetime be prolonged by a knowledge of the causes that cut it short?" The man who asked that question was Graunt's most important successor, William Farr, one of the founders of epidemiology.

"An underlying problem here is whether clear knowledge of the causes of the Cheonan sinking will be attainable, even after salvaging the ship," said John Delury, a North Korea expert and the associate director of the Asia Society's Center on U.S.-China Relations, in New York.

Knowledge of the causes of drug poisoning should therefore be extrapolated from foreign studies.

When neither a cure nor complete relief of symptoms is possible, an explanation of the disease and knowledge of the cause and what to expect may provide significant relief.

The second step moves from confused to clear knowledge of the cause.

The final step then moves from the clear knowledge of the cause to clear knowledge of the effect.

The first step is to move from having confused knowledge of the effect to having confused knowledge of the cause.

The subject of metaphysics is being in all its amplitude in order to acquire a knowledge of the cause of being that will be correspondingly unbounded.