In conclusion, this study will contribute to the knowledge of the effect and cost-effectiveness of reablement in community-dwelling adults.
They have too little knowledge of the effect of their sentences, he says.
Alas, there is no discussion in these dictionaries (or elsewhere to the best of my knowledge) of the effect of this taboo on the use of a proper name after the death of its referent.
In particular, William argues that knowledge of a cause brings with it knowledge of the effect.
However, knowledge of the effect of sampling or incomplete network enumeration on these studies is limited.
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.
Knowledge of the effect size and nature of inheritance (Mendelian or polygenic) of the genomic variants is critical for predictability.
Knowledge of the effect of balance exercises on knee mechanics may be useful when designing training programs.
This requires improving our knowledge of the effect of different management practices such as N fertilization on weed-crop interactions.
When the Fed used its good offices to rescue LTCM, it did so with the full knowledge of the effect the firm's failure could have on America's banks.
