Sentence examples for reduced knowledge from inspiring English sources
Unlike COPD, for which mortality has risen during the same period [ 11], the reduced mortality from asthma has perhaps contributed to a reduced knowledge on the clinical characteristics and circumstances of death in asthmatics.
Verification or validation of the analyses relies on very limited field performance data with reduced knowledge of the full scope of system conditions or loading conditions.
For instance, photosynthesis occurs in chloroplasts, so the concept chloroplast is included in our reduced knowledge base.
It cited 2016 Pew Research Center data showing that more than 55% of households older than age 65 watch cable news programs, and it noted that "one multicountry study found that public broadcast news (such as PBS) increased political knowledge, while cable news actually reduced knowledge that people have about actual events". Income inequality has remained about the same among retirees since 1989.
The findings from this study demonstrate that knowledge across and within these topics is variable and helps to identify areas of reduced knowledge.
How environmental factors affect species biology, from physiology to biogeography, is also often simplified by a pragmatically reduced knowledge on functioning and dynamic of the physical environment.
Having reduced the descriptors necessary for modeling elastic constants, statistical learning approaches may then be used to predict the reduced knowledge-based required as a function of the constituent characteristics.
Much too quickly Mr. Kolakowski reduces knowledge to scientific knowledge, and scientific knowledge to what helps us master the environment.
"Additionally," the document says, "it is recommended that all military personnel in the segregation area reduce knowledge of their true identities to those specialized detainees.
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The mark of bureaucratic age was a tendency to reduce knowledge to information.
