Sentence examples for mainly knowledge from inspiring English sources
The specialized knowledge of the consultancy team in high maturity practices, mainly knowledge about statistical process control were considered a critical success factor to conduct performance analysis and to evolve the process baselines.
Our population involved mainly knowledge workers, a rapidly growing occupational group in many modern economies.
The tension involves mainly preconditional actors and affects mainly knowledge users.
One gap lies in the way learning objectives of courses were written, emphasizing mainly knowledge outcome in Phase I and II and clinical skills for patient management in Phase III.
However, the competency-based approach was lost in the implementation of most courses, or building blocks of the curricula, which emphasize mainly knowledge competency in Phase I and II of the programs, and knowledge and clinical skills competencies in Phase III.
It mainly discusses knowledge implementation in the knowledge base and knowledge processing in the inference engine to obtain weight and cost estimates.
Participants in the blocked training method mainly showed knowledge of the complete marker system, whereas participants in the random training method mostly demonstrated partial knowledge.
It is possible that studies recording mainly adequate knowledge of treatment regimens are less frequently published than studies that measure and report on inadequate knowledge.
This is especially so among teachers of English as a second language, since it's mainly the knowledge of chunks that allows non-native speakers to advance toward nativelike fluency.
When I asked myself why I had talked a lot with my babies — and had read aloud favorite picture books to the point that I could recite them from memory — I realized that I hadn't been driven mainly by knowledge of brain development or by pedagogical intent.
Mainly the knowledge that Sorkin won't let the new heroes win in every episode; already Will is more complex and less instantly likable than Jed Bartlet, and there's going to be betrayal, heartache, failure and, for us, a sore paw from gleefully pressing the rewind button.
