Sentence examples for selective knowledge of from inspiring English sources

He had a good knowledge of the theatre (he wrote a number of plays, and his first wife, Mary Blair, was in the Provincetown Players, Eugene O'Neill's company); he had a selective knowledge of art, a very selective knowledge of classical music, and virtually no knowledge of the movies.

They chose an amazing collection of watches and left a number of uninteresting ones, which suggests a selective knowledge".

He studies many works of Anselm's (while most theologians of his time were very selective in their knowledge of this author), and makes acquaintance with works by Augustine, such as Confessions and Soliloquia, that were quite unusual readings for an academic theologian.

The relatively selective sparing of knowledge of musical compositions shown by B.R. is consistent with previous evidence in semantic dementia (Hailstone et al., 2009).

Our study indicates that when developing genetically modified crops, a judicious selection of insertion sites, based on knowledge of selective (dis)advantages of the surrounding crop genome under field conditions, could diminish transgene persistence.

For rational design of selective RNA binders, detailed knowledge of structure affinity relationships between RNA and small molecules is required, as well as analysis of the binding specificity of various RNA sequences.

Little change was seen among midwives and family practitioners regarding their knowledge of selective broth use from 1998 to 2002.

A selective explanation for the evolution of multicellular organisms from unicellular ones requires knowledge of both selective pressures and factors affecting the response to selection.

Kamal, who spent part of last summer mentoring students on the CTY Scholars college tour, said the program cultivated his knowledge of highly selective universities and helped him navigate the college application process.

Our limited knowledge of the selective advantages or disadvantages associated with this genotype constrains our understanding of the effect that interventions against Pv may have on the health of people living in malaria-endemic regions.

The knowledge of the selective induction of MMPs within the myocardium might have particular relevance in future therapeutic approaches to prevent progression of chronic heart failure disease.