Sentence examples for knowledge we found from inspiring English sources

As opposed to current knowledge, we found that translation takes place during the earliest revival event, termed germination, a process hitherto considered to occur without the need for any macromolecule synthesis.

To the best of our knowledge, we found no similar studies on the presented topic.

For both "risk perception" and "perceived quality of scientific knowledge," we found no statistically significant main effect for the precautionary measures factor.

In our study, for the first time to our knowledge, we found that the amount of acetylated H3, in HCC cells, interacting with leptin proximal promoter was correlated with the regulation of leptin gene transcription.

Although this hypothesis could explain our results regarding the teachers' interpretation of vignettes, which demonstrated their theoretical knowledge, we found that they did not actually refer any of their students to mental health care.

To the best of our knowledge, we found only two studies that found concordance levels of 34.6%12andnd 18.1%, 13 respectively, for respiratory drugs between the days' supply recorded in claims databases and the original prescription.

Using nine different questions measuring health knowledge, we find weak evidence that an increase in education generates an improvement in health knowledge for those who ultimately attend college.

In contrast to the conventional wisdom that radical inventions are based less on existing knowledge, we find that they are to a higher degree based on existing knowledge than non-radical inventions.

In his theory of knowledge we find one more instance of using ancient frameworks to model contemporary problems: no criterion of truth, for example, is adequate unless it satisfies the standard points made by the classical Skeptics.

Solely high level professionals "we just do it", "only competence matters, not a degree" Learning by doing, team or extended team helps: "If we don't have the knowledge, we find out together how to do it" How can we trust?

This has relevance for the question of identity through time, and in Human Knowledge we find that Bertrand Russell sees that there is an important connection between causal process and identity, namely, that the concept of a causal line can be used to explain the identity through time of an object or a person.