Sentence examples for knowledge suggested from inspiring English sources

At a minimum, the lack of knowledge suggested intellectual laziness.

For example, if it were a conceptual truth that ethical properties were natural properties, then this would explain the pattern of knowledge suggested here (Dreier 1992, 20).

During her flight from the Electorate of the Palatinate, Eliza becomes pregnant by Louis's cryptographer, though popular knowledge suggested it was the French nobleman Etienne D'Arcachon's child.

Interactions of ART group and time were explored, as was a term for a polynomial of time (time2), as prior clinical knowledge suggested that interactions may be relevant.

In multivariable Cox PH regression to assess predictors of event-free survival, hemoglobin and ALT were removed but age and CD4 cell count were included because prior data and a priori knowledge suggested an association with lactic acidosis [1].

Assessment of trainee doctor's knowledge suggested significant deficiencies in relation to severe hyperkalaemia.

Also, the low level of nurses' pressure ulcer knowledge suggests poor dissemination of pressure ulcer knowledge in Jordan, a suggestion supported by the lack of relationship between years of experience and pressure ulcer knowledge.

These Web sites reinforce a doctor's knowledge, suggest diagnoses, and provide on-the-spot answers to patients' questions about their symptoms.

The judge's lack of soccer knowledge suggests an aspect of FIFA that enabled its rampant corruption: the way it distributed power and money.

That knowledge suggests we move with considerably more restraint in the development of wild places that support this great animal.

To this end, we on the forum are always well briefed by our regular correspondent Bumboclart whose knowledge suggests the closest of associations with things: I look forward to hearing the latest.