Sentence examples for knowledge suitable from inspiring English sources

Locke's great epistemological contribution to philosophy is a conception of human knowledge suitable for the experimental science of his day, one that in natural philosophy at least will replace the old, Aristotelian conception.

On the basis of such knowledge, suitable host/vector systems can be selected.

Data (demographic, training, practicing, information accessing, confidence in vitamin D knowledge) suitable for analysis were obtained from 1,089 GPs (32% participation).

Thus, to the best of our knowledge no suitable solution has been proposed for this task.

Authors, other experts in the field, and pharmaceutical companies were contacted for knowledge of suitable trials, published or unpublished.

The material models, the interaction between different chemical species or biological species form a knowledge framework suitable in in case of biological processes also intensively mapped into ontologies.

The efficiency of the process can be further improved through intimate knowledge of suitable supports for titanium-on-silica catalysts and by gaining increased understanding of the chemistry of catalytic epoxidation.

High-temperature distillation experiments were performed using U Zr cathode products of various compositions to obtain knowledge on suitable operation conditions and equipment design such as the container material.

where Y i is the watermarked vector tree and β w is a non-adaptive embedding strength because, to the best of our knowledge, no suitable human visual model has been reported in the literature for the situation in our scheme.

As recently as the 1970/80s, Italy introduced in the planning process the environment assessment procedure, sometimes supported by an analysis of placement suitability, as found in McHarg's Design with Nature approach.8 The aim was to anticipate planning choices through a knowledge of suitable land uses according to the area's characters and expected urban growth of each settlement.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficiency of two constructed wetlands (CW1 and CW2) for the wastewater treatment of metallurgical industries and determine if contaminants are retained by the sediment or the plants, key knowledge for suitable wetland management.