Sentence examples for knowledge of this group from inspiring English sources
According to three former employees with direct knowledge of this group, the traders first tried sell the vestigial C.D.O.
To the best of the knowledge of this group, the current practice of MRT and implementation of dosimetry in clinical routine and research is poorly investigated.
This work greatly expands our knowledge of this group of destructive pathogens and points to the large evolutionary divergence within the oomycete lineage.
Possibly residents in special care units may have better nutritional status because of the specially adapted offers with more carers per residents and that the carers had special knowledge of this group.
However, indirect knowledge of this group comes from studies on the treatment of patients with personality disorders [ 5- 8], from studies of non-response to antidepressant medication for depression [ 9], and from studies of the effects of process-outcome feedback systems on patient responses to treatment [ 2].
We report the partial molecular characterization of another novel tick-borne relapsing fever spirochete in C. kelleyi, which expands our knowledge for this group of pathogenic spirochetes and their potential vertebrate hosts and tick vectors.
This find has major significance for our knowledge of how this group of dinosaurs evolved".
One way of thinking of this, says a source with knowledge of the group, is this.
It is possible that some unrecognized familiarity of guidelines was also present in the NGUs but this would have overestimated knowledge scores of this group and limited our ability to detect associations.
However, no comprehensive study to asses knowledge of this risk group and their risk behaviour has been done previously.
The further sequencing of mitogenomes of southern hemisphere crayfish (Parastacidae) and additional representatives of the northern hemisphere families (Cambaridae and Astacidae) will undoubtedly contribute to our phylogenetic knowledge of this significant group of crustaceans.
