Sentence examples for of satisfactory knowledge from inspiring English sources

In spite of satisfactory knowledge on HIV/AIDS transmission, participants are still at high risk of contracting the infection, wherein only 51.8% tested for HIV; among the married, only 84.1% and among the gestational age of third trimester, 34.1% mothers tested for HIV.

Increasing levels of respondent's education have significant increasing level of highly satisfactory knowledge vs. highly insufficient level of knowledge.

Those who had no formal schooling exhibited a higher proportion of highly satisfactory knowledge than those who had high school or more education (28.3% vs 24.6%, but highly satisfactory practice was low among them (12.5% vs 28.8%, data not shown).

In The English Eccentrics (1933), Edith Sitwell claimed that "Eccentricity exists particularly in the English, and partly, I think, because of that peculiar and satisfactory knowledge of infallibility that is the hallmark and birthright of the British nation.

Only 17% of the girls demonstrated satisfactory knowledge of the fertility period by correctly identifying when during the monthly menstrual cycle pregnancy is most likely to occur.

Most of them present satisfactory knowledge about the causes of HT.

The majority of the pregnant teenagers (86%) demonstrated satisfactory knowledge of at least one method.

Because the Commission is multilingual, all successful candidates must be able to demonstrate a thorough knowledge of one official EU language and a satisfactory knowledge of at least one more.

The hypothetical status of all physical theories is underscored also in Some Thoughts Concerning Education: "The systems of natural philosophy…are to be read, more to know the hypotheses…than with hopes to gain thereby a comprehensive, scientifical, and satisfactory knowledge of the works of nature".(Locke, quoted in Rogers 1982, p. 230).

I can say from experience that within the period of compulsory schooling, our pupils will not acquire a satisfactory knowledge of evolution and particularly human evolution.

Female doctors obtained a mean knowledge score of 74% and were the only professional group that had satisfactory knowledge of risk factors.