Sentence examples for which we have knowledge from inspiring English sources

To describe the range of systems about which we have knowledge, the account needs something broader than the thermodynamic entropy.

Wu et al. [ 3] applied for the first time, which we have knowledge, the PCR-PRA directly in clinical samples for differentiation of M. tuberculosis complex from NTM and improved the detection limit by adding a Nested PCR to the assay.

Human purpose, with the necessary limits of our knowledge, is now projecting mutations with unknown effects into an overall bio-system of which we have incomplete knowledge of all the feedback loops.

There are powers at work in this country of which we have no knowledge".

Truly, as Prince Philip once said, there are forces at work in this country of which we have no knowledge.

They simply exist in another universe; aliens occupying vast oceans of which we have less knowledge than we do of the surface of the moon.

In the 1968 book "World Ceramics," the editor, Robert J. Charleston, describes the medium as "the longest-lived handicraft of which we have continuous knowledge".

I haven't heard anything so amusingly portentous since the Queen apparently spent several hours telling Paul Burrell that "there are powers at work in this country about which we have no knowledge".

What on earth did the queen mean with her quasi-Shakespearean warning to Mr. Burrell that "there are powers at work in this country about which we have no knowledge"?

Most bizarre of all, did the queen really tell Mr Burrell in the course of a three-hour tête-à-tête after the princess's death, as he claims, that "there are powers at work in this country about which we have no knowledge"?Although conspiracy theories abound, these curious events may have been no more than a series of cock-ups.

However, glucocorticosteroids and antibiotics represent powerful pharmaceutical agents for which we have little knowledge regarding patient exposure and absorption.