Sentence examples for a lowest knowledge from inspiring English sources

In the age group of 60 and above, there was a lowest knowledge score for both warning sign and risk factors.

We conclude that Pakistani medical students have a low acceptance and a low knowledge of evolutionary theory.

Medical students had a low acceptance [mean measure of acceptance of theory of evolution (MATE) = 58.32] and a low knowledge (mean score of 5.20 out of a total ten marks).

A very important observation is that network administrators with a low knowledge of programming now need to consider going back to studying, since there is a good chance that they will deal with more programming than ever to keep their network environments working efficiently.

Alcohol consumption was also significantly associated with a low knowledge score.

Respondents had also a low knowledge about HIV (mean 3.4±± 2.02 out of 8).

Vancini et al 10 found a low knowledge of epilepsy in physical educators, mainly on aspects of pathophysiology and treatment procedures.

Compared to those with a low knowledge score, respondents with medium knowledge were 8.5 times (p < 0.0001) more likely to consider screening and those with high knowledge score were nearly 10 times (p < 0.0001) more likely to consider screening.

Logistic regression analysis also demonstrated that YHC physicians asked clients more frequently about CAM when they had a high knowledge level compared to a low knowledge level of CAM (OR = 4.2; 95% CI = 1.9-9.6, p = 0.001) (Table 7).

In the present study more caregivers who scored high on antibiotic knowledge, had used antibiotics (recently and in the past) compared with those who attained a low knowledge score.

Two recent intervention trials in the United States have shown that some change in behaviour is possible for young adolescents 11-144 years) with a low knowledge base when messages are delivered through multiple settings and advocates or in an intensive curriculum.