Sentence examples for knowledge places from inspiring English sources

Additionally, this new knowledge places immunologists in a better position to specifically target the fish mucosal immune system while rationally designing mucosal vaccines and other immunotherapies.

However, our current knowledge places this complex system of several plasma proteins, receptors, and regulators in the center of innate immunity as a bridge between the initial innate responses and adaptive immune reactions.

While the rest of the family, including Emma's older sister Jess (Sarah Mitchell), knew about Joe's history as a spy, this knowledge places Emma in an ethical dilemma.

In order to reveal the distance between nodes, this paper proposes a model called Learner-Knowledge-Place-Time-Experiences (LKPTE), shown in Table 2.

Places with a large number of links to related knowledge are places where learners can learn much knowledge.

Attilius' scientific curiosity -- and knowledge -- places him squarely within the tradition of the best literary detectives, such as Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot: men who don't allow themselves to be distracted by sentiment and emotion.

My money's on Gillingham but that may just reflect my lack of knowledge of places like Rushden and Colchester," says typical Londoner Mike Burkmisher.

But over all, most criticism is valuable and interesting and proves that I'm quite often overmatched in my knowledge of places I visit.

Situated vocabulary learning leverages on the prior knowledge of places.

A widely used term for quite some time, Shulman's (1987) concept of pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) places PCK at the very center of teachers' professional development.

In the Lötschen valley there is a clear association between residence time in the valley and knowledge about places at risk in the village.