The phrase "affect on knowledge" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "effect on knowledge"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the impact or influence something has on knowledge or understanding.
Example: "The new research has a significant effect on knowledge in the field of psychology."
Alternatives: "impact on knowledge" or "influence on knowledge".
DuckDuckGo would have to make the case that this holds up in experimental conditions and has an affect on civic knowledge and voting behavior.
The main objective of this study was to evaluate the affecting factors on knowledge management in the Municipality of the cit y of Rasht in Iran.
This research will help to fill the gap in our knowledge of MUP's likely affect on socially contrasting communities.
Linguistic knowledge greatly affects the quality of an essay because it will affect on how the reader comprehends your essay.
Thus, knowledge appears to shield the firm from demand unpredictability, while mass output orientation type affects financial performance only through its impact on knowledge.
Six years later, Faggiano et al. (2008), in a review that categorized 29 studies according to their focus on skills, affect or knowledge, concluded that affective (e.g. those for improving self-esteem) and knowledge programs improve decision-making and/or "knowledge on" drugs, but both do not exceed the effectiveness of skills programs.
Gender, hospital site or specialty did not influence knowledge; however, nationality and country of study significantly affected knowledge on medicinal herbs, p < 0.05.
The paper suggests how several important issues in contemporary ION can be illuminated, and firms' choices of interorganizational relationships can be informed by knowledge of structural affects on cooperation within ION.
Users of the VCSTD will be issued with an invitation to answer voluntarily one or more adhoc and anonymous questionnaires to assess how the site has affected their knowledge on sexual health, STD and specifically Chlamydia, and possibly their behaviour change, and/or motivation to test themselves for STDs.
Education was said to affect knowledge, views and perceptions of migrants on clinical realities.
