Sentence examples for most comprehensive knowledge from inspiring English sources
Typically, the sensor manufacturer has the most comprehensive knowledge of how a sensor works and what is important in assessing data quality.
One could claim that innovation already represents the most comprehensive knowledge concept, thus, in a final consequence, the innovation and knowledge systems overlap completely and coincide.
They often require input from a wide variety of people including medics, statisticians, and clinical research associates, who usually have the most comprehensive knowledge of trial procedures and access to all the bits of information that are not found anywhere else.
The new FAOSTAT emissions database represents the most comprehensive knowledge base on agricultural greenhouse gas emissions ever assembled.
Up to now, the most comprehensive knowledge of sequestration processes has been obtained from juveniles of the leaf beetles belonging to the taxon Chrysomelina (Soetens et al., 1998; Termonia et al., 2001).
We thus introduce the first example of a new type of literature review, which is dynamic and evolving; it readily provides researchers, geneticists, physicists and cardiologists with direct access to the most comprehensive knowledge on the genetics of a particular disease.
With the continuing contribution from our curators and the help of submissions from other researchers in the field, the database will be regularly updated and thus provide the fungal research community with the latest and most comprehensive collection of knowledge and data.
[ 20] To our knowledge this is the most comprehensive effort to understand perceived knowledge of dementia care in residential settings in Australia, and to identify the perceived factors relevant to improving care.
The book Heat Shock Proteins and Stress provides the most comprehensive review on contemporary knowledge on the role of HSP in Stress.
It was initially derided as largely selective and inaccurate, but with millions of contributions and editorial input it, has become the single most comprehensive online repository of knowledge," said Mark Brill, senior lecturer in digital communication and future media at Birmingham City University.
A STRONOMY may justly claim to be one of the most comprehensive branches of human knowledge, not merely from the immeasurable extent of the region which it undertakes to investigate, but from its embracing in a common boundary, and directing towards a common end, mental processes and lines of study which otherwise would have found but little ground for convergence and combination.
