Sentence examples for reach of knowledge from inspiring English sources

This meeting was an important step in expanding the reach of knowledge from those states that have already had success in areas such as provider oversight and collaboration, prescription drug monitoring programs, and prescribing guidelines and education.

With the invention of visual recording in the 1830s and audio in the 1870s, there was an exponential increase in the reach of knowledge and a rise in the autonomy of the individual to choose what to know or not know.

At present, however, these are confined to the more experimental reaches of knowledge representation studies.

The National Institutes of Health's National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Superfund Research Program (SRP), as mandated by Congress, has evolved to become a program that reaches across a wide range of knowledge resources.

'Tis a Point, which seems to me, to be put out of the reach of our Knowledge: And he who will give himself leave to consider freely, and look into the dark and intricate part of each Hypothesis, will scarce find his Reason able to determine him fixedly for, or against, the Soul's Materiality.

But there is too little research money coming in to pay for the students: keeping going would cost £3m a year.It is hard to criticise the government for concentrating research funding on the best-rated places (if dons divert money to undergraduate teaching it hardly signals a single-minded drive to reach the frontiers of knowledge).

It was hypothesised that learners in a redesigned 'Optima' environment would reach higher levels of knowledge construction due to clearer scaffolding.

We hypothesise patients in the ISDM group to reach higher levels of knowledge and realistic expectations.

Childhood itself is reaching a pitch of knowledge and appetite that would flummox and exhaust your average Danish carpenter of 1932, and the temptation to move into Stingers and Crushers must be hard to resist.

I believe we have reached a stage of knowledge where we need to be pluralistic about the "scientific method".

He knows the personal histories and anecdotes of his field, the obstacles that had to be overcome to reach our present state of knowledge, and the substantial uncertainties that dominate the frontiers of research.