Sentence examples for knowledge of the difference from inspiring English sources

"Yeah, you ride freestyle," he said, stunning the Capital University senior with his apparent knowledge of the difference between street BMX and the track runs.

And while the author may claim a knowledge of the difference between teasing and harassment, I highly doubt that someone who was lightly teased — for having a name children perceived as funny — has any idea of the hell that some children live through every day.

Knowledge of the difference in pore pressure and rock fracture pressure is useful in designing casing points and deciding on mud weights to use during drilling.

Although these reader comments demonstrate the strength of disagreement and anger felt by some readers they perhaps also suggest a misunderstanding or lack of knowledge of the difference between the suggestion that genetics plays an important role in learning abilities and achievement (as suggested by Cummings) and the misuse and abuse of genetics for harm by the Nazis.

Third, in our descriptive study, we did not attempt to assess participants' knowledge of the difference between research and clinical care.

Knowledge of the difference in HRQOL between HD patients with ESRD and the general population can provide valuable insight on the physical and psychosocial burden of chronic illness and its treatment.

However, there is a lack of knowledge on the difference in hazard between the PNC exposure in home and out of home with respect to vascular and lung function, as well as to inflammatory responses.

But Josh Johnson, the No. 1 starter for the Miami Marlins, has intimate knowledge of the differences between elbow and shoulder problems.

By the time we returned, my children would not just have a tan, they would have a newfound knowledge of the differences between gods and heroes and the origins of Greek democracy.

Knowledge of the differences in phenotype variations among rice species or subspecies at the level of molecular biology would widen future rice breeding possibilities.

On the other side, the subjective perception on current referral practice is exactly what we wanted to investigate, and knowledge of the differences we find among the respondent groups could be of value when designing efforts to improve the justification process.