Sentence examples for knowledge the notion from inspiring English sources

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Whitman noted that the concept, like others in the show, was based on real scientific knowledge, "The notion is, some kind of a medical treatment that they were given allowed their brain to command vibrations that would take place.

To explain how groups can think and develop new knowledge, the notion of groups as information-processing entities came up in the 1990s in social and organizational psychology (Hinsz, Tindale, & Vollrath, 1997; Klimoski & Mohammed, 1994).

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Suhrawardi also discusses accidents, universals (adopting a more or less nominalist position), innate (fitriyya) and non innate human knowledge and the notion of definition and its elements (PI, 8.20 11.9).

Current knowledge supports the notion that environmental factors that include viral infection, air pollutants, maternal smoking, breast-feeding, and allergen exposure modulate the expression of the asthmatic phenotype, as related to the immune response.

This knowledge strengthens the notion that disruptive selection acts to produce extreme egg phenotypes in parasitized parrotbill populations, with pale blue or blue host and cuckoo eggs being the ancestral state.

Dantley [ 13] stresses, "The central assumption by which the culture of positivism rationalizes its position on theory and knowledge is the notion of objectivity".

A large and growing body of knowledge supports the notion that statins may be beneficial in preventing and possibly treating sepsis (Fig. 1) [ 4].

To examine the role of HBM in the knowledge society, the notion of "biosociality", will be used to trace how social processes and networks are reconfigured along with bioscientific categories.

In the context of low income countries, low understanding and knowledge of the notion of health insurance had been contributing to low level of enrolment to voluntary health insurance schemes.

Focusing on Huntington's disease (HD), I discuss the current knowledge supporting the notion that the proteins involved with histone/protein PTMs play important regulatory roles in the pathogenesis of this disease and discuss whether inhibitors which target HDACs may have potential for use in targeting this disease.

To me three bodies of knowledge support the notion of mutation-driven evolution; most convincingly, namely, evolution of large-scale genomic features as explained by Michale Lynch's model of genome evolution, experimental studies of protein function evolution, and studies on the evolution of development.

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