Sentence examples for provides considerable knowledge of from inspiring English sources

The molecular data deduced from the complete genome sequences provides considerable knowledge of virulence factors in C. ulcerans that is increasingly recognized as an emerging pathogen.

For the Tu Kotahi Māori community it has brought insulated homes, improved heating, minimising the effects of allergens and increased information about healthy housing; for the University researchers it has provided access to the considerable knowledge of the community, as well as capacity building for both individual researchers and research groups.

but showed considerable knowledge of the leftists ideas, particulary as embodied in the plays of Clifford Odets.

His considerable knowledge of House and Senate rules also made Mr. Gerardo the unofficial parliamentarian of the General Assembly.

Along the way she picked up an enthusiasm for and considerable knowledge of Italian wines.

George W. Bush seemed to have considerable knowledge of the issues, and his statements were more logical.

It was no surprise that he showed in his weekly notices a considerable knowledge of Shakespeare.

"It is arrived at by four people with considerable knowledge of contemporary art".

Inspiring and informing almost all of the book's journeys is Dyer's obsession with, and considerable knowledge of, art.

However, both Prior and Hanham have previously chaired NHS hospital trusts, so have considerable knowledge of the service.

Nor would it enhance our considerable knowledge of how markets correct after sharp downturns.