Sentence examples for though knowledge from inspiring English sources

In the latter format though, knowledge cannot be readily used in organizational processes, such as knowledge sharing and development of new services.

Ironically, though, knowledge workers are often quite willing tell all about their work, good and bad, if they feel they're being treated fairly and professionally.

For the heterodimer mechanism, though, knowledge of the NGF concentration as well as TrkA-p75 kinetic parameters is needed in order to be able to predict the TrkA inhibitor dose.

In fact, familiarity with the film is more or less an audience requirement, though knowledge of Welles's life isn't.

Determinants of pain in late-life depression are unknown, even though knowledge on possible determinants of pain in depression is important for clinical practice.

Though knowledge about products and processes can illustrate the solutions created (know-what) and the courses of actions (know-how) involved in their creation, the reasoning process (know-why) underlying the solutions and actions is still needed for an integrated representation of design knowledge.

Regrettably though, this knowledge remains inadequate, a view expressed in a previous review on a related subject [ 2].

After several years, these misconceptions have remained mostly unchanged, though HCPs' knowledge in the present study was better as compared to the earlier study [ 20].

("Though of real knowledge there be little," Melville wrote, "yet of books there are a plenty").

Despite this first hand knowledge, though, you do sense a certain fuzziness in the details Eliot paints of political life.

If a teacher doesn't have this special kind of knowledge, though, it's nearly impossible to change students' ideas.