Now, with greater knowledge of how our brains work, we live under the tyranny of the biological.
Mr. McConchie replied, "These are the doctors performing the procedure, they are the ones with greatest knowledge of what happened" in an emergency.
Student use of non-adaptive factors in their reasoning is not associated with greater knowledge of natural selection or with fewer naive ideas about evolution.
(2) Is the use of non-adaptive reasoning patterns associated with greater knowledge of natural selection, or with fewer naive ideas?
We hypothesized that college students with greater knowledge of biology, as measured by number of biology courses, would have a higher acceptance and understanding of macroevolution.
Visitors may leave with greater knowledge of the subject, but often no more than if they had simply read the accompanying exhibition book.
Confidence Benefits: The third component, confidence benefits (i.e., trustworthiness, less anxiety and increased confidence), involves the customers' perceptions of trust and confidence [75] and the relationship of decreased anxiety with greater knowledge of the cloud provider's services[76].
The philosopher aims to engage with the content of biology at a professional level, although typically with greater knowledge of its history than biologists themselves, and less hands-on skills.
Increasing knowledge of proteins and minerals was paralleled by developments in the analysis of milk fat and its synthesis together with greater knowledge of its packaging in the milk fat globule membrane.
