Sentence examples for knowledge to present from inspiring English sources

Juan Carlos Cruz, one of Karadima's victims, travelled to Rome this weekend with Saunders' knowledge to present the pope with a letter about Barros.

Interestingly, however, this group now reported greater difficulty in engaging the audience and were now less confident that they had sufficient medical knowledge to present morning report.

It is much better to learn by teaching, as you have to be very comfortable with the knowledge to present it in a way that can be learnt from.

An experienced physiotherapist stated: "It's a challenge for a professional with a wealth of knowledge to present it in a way that makes them [the patients] feel safe and confident to ask questions".

In this paper, we have combined biostatistics and bioinformatics knowledge to present a new regression method, FARMS, and demonstrate its utility in an exemplary study where the relationship between immune responses to HIV and relative disease control is being explored.

"It's a challenge for a professional with a wealth of knowledge to present it in a way that makes them [the patients] feel safe and confident to ask questions".

Locke thus challenges defenders of the Innate Knowledge thesis to present an account of innate knowledge that allows their position to be both true and interesting.

The aim of a PhD student is to generate new scientific knowledge and to present this in the form of a dissertation for publication.

These are graphic visual representations of information, data, or knowledge intended to present them quickly and clearly.

The consort, which includes Drew Minter, the countertenor, has the knowledge and flair to present something lively.

Over the whole, scientific knowledge is perceived to present only general solutions to general issues.