Conclusions: Active epidemiologic surveillance allowed more exhaustive and precise knowledge of AIDS epidemiology.

We know how far off is the profound and precise knowledge we desire.

He receives defined, precise knowledge, exactly applying to what he has at heart.

He relied upon imagination and intuition as substitutes for precise knowledge and technical skill.

Only precise knowledge could ever have hoped to discover it.

He had, in fact, precise knowledge of an event in which he had never actually participated.

Without precise knowledge of who and what are to be stunned, this example will not work.

I have not any very precise knowledge.

For molecular resistance testing, it is essential to have precise knowledge on genomic variations involved in resistance development.

A precise knowledge of the properties of any object is alone requisite to determine its manner of action.

Garson hesitated for a moment, then decided to unburden himself, for he craved precise knowledge in this matter.

Mrs. Fairfax may indeed have suspected something, but she could have gained no precise knowledge as to facts.

With precise knowledge of and experience with the surgical technique, locked plating can be performed safely with good results.

I do not know that I acquired any precise knowledge, but I drank deep draughts of wonder and awe.

At all events, his prediction was not based upon any such precise knowledge as that of the modern astronomer.

Or can we give our guardians a more precise knowledge of virtue in speech and action than the many have?