Sentence examples for adequacy knowledge from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, when looking at the two sub-domains within role security, one could expect it to be easier to improve role adequacy (knowledge and skills) than role legitimacy (Additional file 1).

The evaluation focused on; session organization, appropriateness of the teaching; quality of materials provided; cooperation and sharing ideas; complimentary between theory and practice; facilitation methods and adequacy knowledge on PBF.

Since 2004 the EU has been developing a regulatory policy to tighten control and to improve regulatory adequacy and knowledge of nanotechnology risks.

The adequacy of knowledge of HCWs on regimen, dose and duration of TB treatment is summarised.

Descriptive statistics are reported relating to interns' perceptions of training adequacy and knowledge relating to Foley catheter insertion.

In conclusion, this study raised important concern about the adequacy of knowledge even during the H1N1 influenza pandemic.

Assessing the outcomes of such revisions and editing was examined in light of a few examples of Wikipedia articles, regarding their adequacy of knowledge and scientific accuracy.

In 1979, Light [ 8] considered five areas where medical students experience uncertainty: expectations of the professor, adequacy of knowledge, appropriate diagnosis, effective treatment, and patient satisfaction.

There were, however, significant differences on 2 of the subscales of the AAPPQ: "adequacy of knowledge and skills in working with drinkers" (intervention 31.71, s.d. 4.44 vs. control mean 26.29, s.d.6.88, p < 0.05) and "self esteem in working with drinkers" (intervention mean 29.56, s.d.5.16 vs. control mean 25.64, s.d. 4.74, p = 0.021).

The committee also questioned "the adequacy of operating knowledge on the part of key personnel".

Perhaps adequacy in indigenous knowledge enhances consumption intensity of leafy AIVs in elderly rural dwellers (Okeno et al. 2003; Smith and Eyzaguirre 2007; Waudo et al. 2007).