"We can accept that Claire has a deep and ready knowledge of obscure translations and editions of The Iliad, and she recognizes this as a first edition of one such version.
The company's lack of ready knowledge about Mr. Bell is telling.
On the other hand, it is possible, in retrospect, that nurses are more activated to use ready knowledge in the absence of handbooks and the assessment format.
We used the following instruments to assess the influence of ready knowledge, disposition, and reasoning skills on the accuracy of diagnoses: (1) a knowledge inventory, (2) the California Critical Thinking Disposition Inventory, and (3) the Health Science Reasoning Test.
Design standards, for example, facilitate integration across functions while promoting the use of common components in simultaneous projects, and provide a ready base of knowledge for the next generation of products.
A knowledge inventory was used only to determine the association between case-based conceptual, ready knowledge and the accuracy of nursing diagnoses.
Ready knowledge correlates with the main effect of handbooks and the assessment format because of higher mean scores as no handbooks or assessment format were available (p = 0.025, Table 3).
This kind of environment readies knowledge about a specific domain in a symbolic representation (a domain ontology).
The finding that ready knowledge did not correlate with the accuracy of nursing diagnoses can be explained by the fact that the participants did not possess sufficient diagnostic skills needed to derive accurate diagnoses.
Ready knowledge is previously acquired knowledge that an individual can recall.
Furthermore, the specificity of context that plays a major role in shaping social interpretation and response to an illness does not allow for a ready transfer of available knowledge in high-income countries to other contexts.
