Sentence examples for some additional knowledge from inspiring English sources

However, to define such a test, some additional knowledge is required.

When the loading of a component is unknown, it is not possible to perform fatigue evaluation without some additional knowledge of the applied loading.

However, most practical computational methods used for the estimation of the point spread function are indirect and rely on some measured output of the system and possibly some additional knowledge of the scene being imaged and imaging system parameters.

Hence, to extract some additional knowledge from the clustered data, we create a list of the most repetitive keywords (after removing all stop words) and group them into meaningful categories.

Without having some additional knowledge inaccessible to the guys in lab coats, you can bet that the best conclusions come from the most informed.

Since in all bootstrap iterations every step of data processing (gene selection and classifier training) has to be repeated (Simon et al. 2003), some additional knowledge can be gained.

Training programs, including short-term certificate programs and specialized degree programs, can provide at least some of the additional knowledge and skills scientists straight out of academia need to impress industrial hiring mangers and display their commitment to industrial employment.

Moderating usability tests with some populations, however, requires additional knowledge, training, and preparation.

However, some students feel that additional knowledge about CTs would be helpful in patient care and would make them a better pharmacist, I think predominantly about medicine but I think it would be an advantage to learn about what therapies have to offer as well.

However, details and, in particular, clear explanations around why specific advice was important, such as discussions around fat content and things like saturated fats (participant H), were additional knowledge for some.

Studies of the function and regulation of CYP130 in the "modern" – TbD1- strains of human adapted M. tuberculosis might allow us to gain additional knowledge of some of the biochemical differences between "modern" M. tuberculosis and "ancestral" and animal adapted species.