Sentence examples for the volume of knowledge from inspiring English sources

As Atul Gawande said in his second Reith lecture on 2 December, the volume of knowledge and skill in medicine has exceeded our individual capabilities, and this is certainly true in general practice.

But from the outset, I cite both fields as struggling not only with the volume of knowledge -- which checklists can help address -- but also with the lack of it, which checklists cannot.

Such was the volume of knowledge compiled thereafter that Strabo's Geography, published three centuries later, comprised 17 volumes; its first two provided a wide-ranging review of previous writings, and the other 15 contained descriptions of particular parts of what was then the known world.

Cuaresma et al. (2008) examined the correlation between the frequency of natural disasters and long-run economic growth and found that the degree of catastrophic risk has a positive effect on the volume of knowledge spillovers that take place between industrialized or developed countries and agro-based or developing countries.

The volume of knowledge even for a single clinical area is daunting.

While the volume of knowledge represented within Wikipedia is vast, it is difficult to extract that knowledge in the form of structured data for computation and analysis.

This prior information may be vague or informative, e.g. corresponding to the volume of existing knowledge regarding a priori knowledge about the diet of an animal.

It is also important that the large volume of knowledge generated by the research and disseminated by the publications is made clearly available to those involved in decision making regarding future funding priorities and more immediate considerations for policy and implementation.

I was ready to soak up the vast volume of knowledge which would be thrown at me.

Compared with the large volume of knowledge available for photocatalytic oxidation, very little knowledge exists regarding photocatalytic reduction of oxoanion pollutants.

Nonetheless, the largest volume of knowledge stems from non-human studies.