Sentence examples for knowledge were taken from inspiring English sources

Only data that were consistent and in agreement with the current knowledge were taken.

John Lennon, it is common knowledge, was taken out by British intelligence.

The report will strongly influence Britain's first white paper on the natural environment in 20 years and, as our members own or manage approximately half the rural land across England and Wales, it is vital our local knowledge is taken into account.

Actions supporting the integration of knowledge are taken at national and regional levels.

The indigenous knowledge was taken along when Indians migrated overseas and usage resumed in new localities around the globe.

Belief is measured along a series of linguistic degrees, e.g., strongly believes, fairly confidently believes, somewhat disbelieves, etc., and knowledge is taken as unequivocal belief.

Knowledge is taken to entail adequately justified assent and, hence, "knowledge" could be replaced by "adequately justified assent" in the Cartesian-style argument.

Prior knowledge was taken into account as described in the corresponding sub-section.

A cut off for indicating good knowledge (against poor knowledge) was taken at the median number of correct responses, which was 10 in the baseline survey (range 6-14).

There is thus a real discrepancy between the current state of knowledge on healthcare user fees and their abolition, on one hand, and how that knowledge is taken into account in public policies, on the other.

This knowledge was taken into account in the decision scheme, such that recombinant sequences were predicted to have originated from either an (ancestral) clade A or clade B strain.