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Multiple linear regression was used to adjust knowledge outcomes for baseline patient characteristics; diagnostics of residuals was conducted to verify assumptions.

However, the positive predictive value of QT alerts would not change (31% before and 30% after) and only 47% of the patients at risk of developing TdP would be identified in CPOEs using the adjusted knowledge base.

We also decided not to include condom use between married or cohabitating partners in the models because we were not able to adjust for correct knowledge and disclosure of HIV infection status.

DAN2 is a data driven, feed forward, multilayer, dynamic architecture that is based on the principle of learning and accumulating knowledge at each layer and propagating and adjusting this knowledge forward to the next layer.

Gilman keeps adjusting our knowledge of these individuals, which allows us to retroactively accept plot points that initially seemed bogus.

Moreover, the incorporation of knowledge easily interpreted and defined by humans gives the advantage to process the outcomes or even to adjust this knowledge according to the problem's demands.

It is essential, then, to diagnose and address the mistakes made by students so as to allow them to reflect on their errors and adjust their knowledge.

Therefore, education programs also face an urgent need to adjusting to new knowledge and interdisciplinary collaboration demands (Gebler et al. 2014).

A normalised resolution score (NRS) is derived by adjusting for the knowledge index (see equation 3) [ 23].

If an association is present, is it significant after adjusting for increased knowledge about HIV/AIDS and service provision barriers?

After adjusting for baseline knowledge, the intervention group outperformed the control group by 3.5 scoring points (95% CI -2.7 to 9.8) but this difference was not statistically significant (figure 2).