Sentence examples for with further knowledge from inspiring English sources
Combining these results with further knowledge of PWB manufacturing, select alternative chemical processes and materials for pollution prevention are discussed.
With further knowledge, it may be possible to produce polylactic acid yarns with known degradation and cell attachment characteristics for textile tissue engineering scaffolds.
The proposed safety margins for teratogenicity may evolve with further knowledge and interactions with Health Authorities.
The proposed safety margins for teratogenicity may evolve with further knowledge.
Now, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) is investigating the killing, urging those with further knowledge of the incident to come forward.
Our readiness to hear the grief stories would reward us with further knowledge about the contours of sorrow and the capacity for enduring what will eventually befall us.
It should also be pointed out that since mean age at diagnosis was >70 years for women [ 27], interpretations relying on sex as evidence for influence of sex hormones must be made with caution until further knowledge has been gained.
It should also be pointed out that since mean age at diagnosis was 65 years for women, interpretations relying on sex as evidence for influence of sex hormones must be made with caution until further knowledge has been gained.
The results correspond to the Elshout Raaheim hypothesis: With low domain knowledge, the correlation is low; with increasing knowledge, the correlation increases; with further increasing knowledge, the correlation decreases; finally, when the problem has become a simple task, the correlation is again low.
All were fired with a common purpose: to further knowledge and, by so doing, strike a resounding blow against reactionary forces in church and state.
The aim is to provide a detailed overview of this material for anyone with an interest in gaining further knowledge of its specific properties for application as a construction material.
