Sentence examples for postulates knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Improving the performance of the extrusion tools and predicting their life postulates knowledge of their failure mechanisms.

The optimal strategy for preventing the onset of type 2 diabetes postulates the knowledge of its modifiable cardiometabolic risk factors (8).

The authors note that "some have postulated that the knowledge of man-made climate change could in itself have adverse effects on individual psychological well-being".

The present knowledge of BLV replication postulates that the proviral load is tightly controlled by the host immune response and more particularly by cytotoxic T cells [21].

So we can postulate that our results strengthen existing knowledge of the meaningful elements behind eCDS use among health care professionals.

Based on our knowledge of photoreceptor development, we can postulate a mechanism of action of the taurine/RA factors in photoreceptor fate specification.

A second prior based on a Bayesian random effects model is developed that postulates distinct study treatment effects and incorporates all uncertainty in our knowledge of the parameters of the distribution from which these distinct estimates are drawn.

To date, predominantly, prior knowledge of gene-product function was invoked to postulate causal roles for genes in gallstone susceptibility.

The simple, and obvious, criticism of the Bayesian method is that the prior (before knowledge of any evidence) probabilities fixed by Bayes' postulate are arbitrary.

Both make knowledge of God's existence more like a postulate known with certitude by the "wise" than like an axiom recognized by "all" humans (Boethius, De hebdomadibus, 40).

This postulate has been proven for all organisms where sufficiently detailed knowledge of metabolism is available [ 46].