Sentence examples for made by knowledge from inspiring English sources

The presentations could also be made by knowledge users belonging to the team or by patient representatives or researchers, depending on the target audience.

There did not seem to be an appropriate time to re-engage with the other outstanding knowledge holder.> A total of 154 references to moral or causal principles of harvest/management were made by the knowledge holders during the Initial interviews.

The suitability of this approach depends on whether there are obvious categories to collapse or remove, a consideration that can be made by a knowledge expert.

The cumulative number of references made by all knowledge holders to each of the five identified principle ranged from 29 to 34 with a mean of 30.8 (±2.2 s.d).

The total number of references to principles made by individual knowledge holders during an individual interview ranged from 7 to 26, with a mean of 15.4 (±7.0 s.d).

Established procedures were followed whereby decisions on covariate adjustment in the case of baseline imbalance were made by prior knowledge of an influence on an outcome.

And then there is the seasonal quota of journeys made only because someone offered a contract -- made by pilgrims after knowledge, with a camera crew in the following car.

Many economists, including myself, believe many millions (or even billions) of dollars were made by those with knowledge of the 9/11 attacks only a short distance from Ground Zero - on Wall Street.

Rather than seeking more and more innovation, progress will be made by garnering the knowledge gained since 1993 and enhancing service access through the wider implementation of models that have been shown to be successful.

For example, the documentation of the presence and severity of insulin resistance in patients with type 2 diabetes is made possible by knowledge of the expected ("normal") insulin-mediated glucose disposal among healthy control subjects.

Plato had argued that it is best if the ruler has true knowledge and is not bound by law, but if rulers without knowledge should rule in accordance with laws made by legislators with true knowledge; Plato, Statesman 294-301.