Sentence examples for represents new knowledge from inspiring English sources
Each of these sites or properties represents new knowledge about how people lived, worked and viewed their world hundreds and thousands of years ago.
Our finding that GP gender was not associated with the evaluation is in agreement with earlier findings [ 6, 7], whereas the statistically significantly more positive evaluation of the youngest GPs in this field represents new knowledge.
The architecture allows for easy incorporation of new modules that represent new knowledge, or new requirements for the desired task.
PRONTO training presents the latest recommendations for evidence-based care, and for many participants the concepts presented represented new knowledge and ultimately will require a long-term change in practice.
Second draft represents new approach.
It represents new business opportunities.
The homogenous population response represents fundamental new knowledge about earthworm gut associated bacteria.
The data represents useful new knowledge into the metabolic processes associated with both of these embryo developmental processes in T. cacao, and provide a resource for functional genomics research and in vitro optimizations of medium and environmental conditions for improvement of the cacao SE system.
Clinical trials represent new steps in the progress of knowledge.
All represented new highs for CBS.
