Sentence examples for knowledge to be gained from inspiring English sources

"Classics" are classic for a reason, of course, and are certainly worth reading, but there's a wealth of knowledge to be gained from the titles that rarely appear on school reading lists.

The future of human therapeutic cloning in this country -- the laws governing it, the knowledge to be gained from it, the ethical costs of doing it and the medicines it might eventually bestow -- may hinge on how society views that question.

The amount of data produced within Health Informatics has grown to be quite vast, and analysis of this Big Data grants potentially limitless possibilities for knowledge to be gained.

Before starting research involving animal experimentation, investigators must consider alternatives to painful procedures, minimise animal suffering, design a sound methodology and make sure that the knowledge to be gained is sufficiently important to justify the study.

Counterfactual theories of the epistemology of modality typically take this approach (see section 3 for discussion) Rationalist theories, in one way or another, are grounded in the idea that despite the existence of a posteriori necessities, there is still a great deal of modal knowledge to be gained through a priori means.

While some argue that placebo controls can only be used when withholding or delaying an established effective treatment poses no or negligible risks to participants, others hold that the risks should be low or acceptable in light of the social value of the knowledge to be gained from the research.

Further knowledge needs to be gained regarding the different candidate genes and the QTL of interest itself.

There seems to be an assumption that the only good knowledge left to be gained epidemiologically will come from future and existing cohort studies.

As for liposarcomas, more knowledge needs to be gained about the fundamental biologic alterations, especially about the translocation that characterises some of the subtypes.

Knowledge is to be gained from understanding in which systems/pathways or responses sex matters and to understand and compare differences between sexes for conditions in which one sex is most affected or most protected [ 221].

Even though much is known about the microbiology of GN-MDRO, more knowledge has to be gained on their transmission pathways, prevalence on admission and in the community, virulence or risk factors for acquisition in order to enable more tailored infection prevention guidance.