Sentence examples for point knowledge from inspiring English sources

At this point, knowledge about the regulation of root elongation and root hair growth in graminaceous plants is incomplete with competing views attributing cell wall loosening to either XTH, expansins, or NAD(P H-oxidoreductase-dependent ROI release (Liszkay et al. 2004; Vissenberg et al. 2005).

Although not used for results in this article, schemas can be further refined to incorporate specific point knowledge into the ensemble, enabling a more profitable, iterative back-and-forth between predictions and experimentation.

There's not much reason to expect Boehner to have more than talking-point knowledge of the issue, but Huntsman, as a former Ambassador, probably should.

Instead, a high precision star tracker is used to provide accurate 3-axis pointing knowledge.

We also developed a seven-point knowledge score in assessing trainees' knowledge of the application of principles of research ethics (questions 8 14).

When measurements are repeated at multiple time points, knowledge over time can be exploited.

We categorized these responses as below average (1 2 points), average (3 points) and above average (4 5 points) knowledge.

The domains with lower scores in Angola were Clinical Skills (78.7 points) and Knowledge (79.3 points).

Indeed, as we have seen, Russell at one point defines knowledge of something by description simply as knowledge that it is so-and-so, not foundational knowledge that it is so-and-so (1912: 84–5).

In this paper, the neighborhood system is researched from the view point of knowledge engineering and then each neighborhood is considered as a basic unit with knowledge.

By Adam Kirsch During the Enlightenment, every fixed point of knowledge began to wobble.