Sentence examples for later knowledge from inspiring English sources

The later knowledge has mostly added confusion.

Darwin also saw a confirmation of evolution in the geographic distribution of plants and animals, and later knowledge has reinforced his observations.

Although his theory did not stand up in the light of later knowledge, Lamarck made important contributions to the gradual acceptance of biological evolution and stimulated countless later studies.

The commentary tradition allowed Arab scholars to integrate later knowledge into the existing Greek and Roman corpus, providing their readers with intriguing perspectives and new information.

The aim of this critical review is to provide the pediatricians and orthodontists, the later knowledge on the morphology of the craniofacial complex, the development of the dentition, and the potential role of GH therapy in children with growth retardation of different aetiologies.

(Less kind critics might compare them, in light of later knowledge, to the Drapers of "Mad Men").

Six years later, this knowledge gap remains, though it has narrowed.

Fröbel's principles were widely adopted after his death in 1852, albeit in a simplified form, but the idea of using concrete objects to establish a basis for later abstract knowledge remained at the centre of this approach.

Some 20 years later the knowledge that "you don't need to be of a certain height and have two arms and two legs to work a sewing machine" means that the majority of I Scream & Red's employees are people with disabilities who work using adapted sewing machines.

He held that human cultures evolved from less-complex "species" to those that were more so: people at first lived in undifferentiated hordes; then developed social hierarchies with priests, kings, scholars, workers, and so forth; and later accumulated knowledge that was differentiated into the various sciences.

However, as we will describe later, local knowledge is also defined by global interconnections.