Sentence examples for knowledge small from inspiring English sources

Without such knowledge, small defects may be incorrectly imaged or go undetected altogether.

Based on current knowledge, small therapeutic chemicals can be developed following several strategies.

At post-test, interaction of time × condition was found for both phoneme awareness and letter knowledge (small to moderate effect sizes).

To minimize false-positive findings, T maps were interrogated at a peak voxel threshold of p height = 0.005 (uncorrected for multiple comparisons) and extent threshold k E > 200 voxels (1.6 mm3), unless smaller clusters were neurobiologically plausible and relevant in the light of a priori knowledge (smaller clusters are indicated with a superscript letter a in Table 2).

The gene only shows nominal association with orthographic knowledge (smallest nominal p = 0.00335 in rs5026394 associated with Lexical Decision (LDT)).

Kushniruk et al. [ 26] observed that experts structure diagnostic knowledge into small sets of logically related disease schemas or "small worlds," allowing a rapidly generated, manageable number of tightly connected diagnostic hypotheses.

All in all, the DNA metabolism network mirrors biological knowledge from small-scale experiments, and demonstrates the potential of these approaches to uncover novel biological insights.

We also hope that you have enjoyed reading the contributions from others and in this way deepened your own knowledge on small-scale fisheries – and perhaps made some new contacts for your continued work. .

The veterinarian survey showed that less background knowledge of small animal oncology/RT was associated with more negative expectations of RT for small animals.

Although our knowledge of small RNA biogenesis, turnover, and mechanisms of action has dramatically expanded in the past decade, the subcellular location of small RNA-mediated RNA silencing still needs to be defined.

We are granted knowledge of small habits as well as serious hopes.