Sentence examples for knowledge we present from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, to our knowledge, we present the first simulation results for propylene diffusion in faujasite frameworks.
To the best of our knowledge, we present multiple solutions for fractional differential equations analytically.
Lack of prior knowledge, we present a blind BH correction approach.
To our knowledge we present the first investigation characterizing the type of flow through a stent (Poiseuille versus nonPoiseuille flow).
To our knowledge, we present the first plant metabolic model, for which charge balancing is ensured on genome scale, while this was previously only achieved for small subsystems22 or core metabolism40,41.
In the applications section there will be useful descriptions of programs and information provided by developers' documentation but do not discard some of the tricks and options as to our knowledge we present to the reader in some of these sections.
In order to examine the role of previous knowledge, we presented a formulated problem of the same case of endocarditis to five subsequent groups of third year students (total 25 students) also doing their rotation in Internal Medicine.
In summary, to the best of our knowledge, we presented what is so far the largest prospective randomized trial for the comparison of SLED using a single-pass batch dialysis system (SLED-BD) and CVVH for the treatment of acute kidney injury in patients in the surgical ICU.
Following a review of the challenges associated with knowledge integration, we present a series of questions for identifying, engaging, evaluating and applying different knowledges during project design and delivery.
To remedy this knowledge gap, we present in situ trace and major element concentrations, bulk rock and sequential leaching experiment trace element concentrations as well as Nd, Sr isotope data on refertilized and depleted serpentinized abyssal peridotites from the Southwest Indian Ridge.
To fill this knowledge gap, we present and formalise Point and Line (PaL) diagrams, an extension of simple linear diagrams containing points, thus providing a formal foundation for an effective visual language.
