Sentence examples for knowledge wider from inspiring English sources
Geological disposal of long-lived radioactive waste is a technical area characterised by a breadth of multidisciplinary knowledge wider than almost any other industry.
Geological disposal of long-lived radioactive waste is a technical area characterized by a breadth of multidisciplinary knowledge wider than almost any other industry.
Moreover, CR rates and overall survival have not appreciably improved for most individual cancer types, and to our knowledge, wider analysis of CR rates across many different cancer types, or chemotherapy drug types, has not been performed.
Mechanisms crucial to this evolution include consistently-scheduled meetings, training to communicate tacit knowledge, wide diffusion of knowledge through an on online portal, and relationship specific investments designed to safeguard intellectual property.
These collection of specialized courses are of utmost importance for giving the graduate student solid knowledge wide background in the scientific discipline that he is majoring in.
They have tiny memberships and thus inevitably have limited interaction with or knowledge of wider society.They are closed-off worlds in which the activists increasingly resemble each other, and where ideology has replaced ideas and debate.
With Wyble, Lukather expanded his knowledge of wider aspects of music, including orchestration.
Searle speculates that Bottomley was protected from prosecution because of his knowledge of wider scandals in the government, particularly after Lloyd George's coalition assumed power in 1916.
Identified and developed theory to underpin the intervention by convening an expert group to discuss the evidence in the context of expert knowledge and wider theory.
She delves into jazz, gospel, Celtic music, waltzes, blues and breezy pop; she mourns and argues and casts sly glances, still conjuring mysterious knowledge and wide-eyed wonder.
In short, the gaps in our knowledge are wide and the research agenda equally big.
