Sentence examples for of knowledge and capacity from inspiring English sources

The best person in the group is the one having the highest level of knowledge and capacity to solve the problem.

They have a key role in stewardship (promoting and advocating for relevant global health research), resource mobilization for research, the generation, utilization and management of knowledge, and capacity development.

Watching him, it occurred to me that every brushstroke, every gradation in tone reflected a body of knowledge and a capacity for intuitive decisions that reached backward and forward in time.

The results indicate that the students evaluated had a high degree of knowledge and retentive capacity of the names of the tarsal bones, with only locating the cuboid and navicular bones presenting any difficulty.

It certainly changed my view of others' knowledge and capacity... .......... (I).

Common challenges include a lack of scientific knowledge and capacity to enforce public health measures, which hinder the prevention and control of outbreaks in most developing countries (11).

The NDP was a completely new initiative being welcomed by the stakeholders, but there was also a lack of local knowledge and capacity to inform decisions related to the implementation process, hence the introduction of HSR.

The findings from this study suggest that improved feelings of empathy may contribute to experiences of knowledge and an improved capacity for approaching the vulnerable situation of newly-arrived refugees and asylum seekers with mental distress.

Increased participation is particularly important in terms of maximizing local knowledge and capacity to support the implementation of REDD+.

Concerning the new contents, as we indicated at the beginning of the article, the development of personal autonomy and social commitment requires, in addition to the mastery of technology, the knowledge and capacity to manage the mental processes of the people who use these technologies.

Main barriers to integration include: a) eligibility criteria for services; b) inadequate access to services in rural and remote areas; c) lack of system-level awareness, knowledge and capacity; d) lack of culturally appropriate approaches in First Nations communities.