Sentence examples for underpinnings of knowledge from inspiring English sources

In epistemology, for example, the branch of philosophy concerned with the underpinnings of knowledge, questions like, "How do we know that there is really a table in this room?" can be, and are, debated endlessly.

Our results provide evidence to support the conceptual underpinnings of knowledge translation research that barriers impede adherence to guideline recommendations in clinical practice.

He specifically investigated the metabolic and regulatory underpinnings of diabetes, combining the knowledge on regulatory and metabolic mechanisms to pinpoint biomarkers of diabetes with the help of several case-studies pertaining to this particular disease.

Having a view of the scientific underpinnings of these technical innovations and related knowledge diffusion and utilization processes, especially those concerning public-financed basic research, is of major importance to policymakers nowadays.

By adopting a design in which we attempted to overcome important limitations of earlier research, the purpose of the present study was to improve the understanding of the biological underpinnings of burnout and to further the knowledge about the relationship between burnout and cortisol.

With the publication of data from noninsect arthropods, our knowledge of the underpinnings of many developmental processes is maturing greatly (e.g., Sin et al. 2014).

He finds that only certain kinds of work are seen as having the "philosophical underpinnings" that — once they are enacted theatrically — give manual laborers the intellectual aura of knowledge workers.

An additional advantage arising from studying Klinefelter men is knowledge about the precise genetic aetiology of this syndrome, in contrast to the limited knowledge of the genetic underpinnings of social cognitive impairments in schizophrenia.

Gopal is more interested in understanding the philosophical underpinnings of Hinduism than Kamala: you could call him a gyana yogi (on the path of knowledge).

On the contrary, excellent underpinning knowledge of inflammatory mediators of joint pathology, and the potent disease-modifying effect and the excellent revenues achieved by passive transfer of fully or partly humanised antibodies or soluble receptors targeting inflammatory pathways, have stimulated the development of many approaches over the past decades to reduce the inflammatory burden of RA.

We address the theoretical underpinnings of developmental change using a cognitive architecture implemented on a robotic system and how our theories of knowledge representation relate to critical periods of infant development.