The phrase "a minimum of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the least amount of understanding or information required about a subject.
Example: "To participate in the discussion, you need to have a minimum of knowledge about the topic at hand."
Alternatives: "a basic level of knowledge" or "a fundamental understanding".
Our results show that with a minimum of knowledge of the constraints imposed by the gene network topology, pancreas cell differentiation can be explained as the transitions among different cell attractors.
Testing pregnant women for HIV without their consent and without counselling to prepare them with a minimum of knowledge on how to live with either a HIV negative or a HIV positive status, can further diminish their confidence in the health providers and the health system, and can drive them away from vital maternity-related services.
Even if a minimum of prior knowledge on sequences is needed to target the sequences of interest, it presents the advantage to use exclusively all the energy, in terms of time and cost, on the regions of interest.
Its entry point, a User Interface Agent, can reproduce itself because it is given a minimum of background knowledge and it learns appropriate "behavior" from the user in the presence of ambiguous queries and from other agents of the AMAS in other situations.
Performance maps are generated via digital computation, and require a minimum of a priori knowledge of the system under evaluation.
Some communities may even pose high obstacles for newcomers to enter (e.g., Merriam et al. 2003), which may ensure not only a minimum of newcomer aptitudes, knowledge, and skills at the beginning of the membership, but also a higher level of participation during the membership (Eberle et al. 2014).
A basic preservice training course that provides a minimum set of knowledge and competencies for new recruits would harmonize entry-level CHW knowledge.
However, a threshold of 73.1% was established by orthopaedic program directors as a minimum level of knowledge necessary for competency in musculoskeletal medicine.
The psychoeducation aimed to introduce the participants to the treatment and establish a minimum level of knowledge concerning MDD, touching on topics such as the prevalence of depression, its aetiology and maintenance factors based on operant conditioning, as well as the theoretical basis for BA.
Both Puchwein and CADEX methods provide a calibration set equally distributed in space, and both methods require a minimum prior of knowledge.
Although using the system requires a minimum of resources, to our knowledge only one previous study has applied the Robson classification to a low-income country [ 20].
