Although it is admittedly difficult to make the relevant connection precise, there is an intuitive sense in which every factor we've examined as a candidate for being relevant to knowledge has something to do with truth of the would-be knowledgeable beliefs.
Here Dilthey analyzes the categories of life that are relevant to historical knowledge.
What is the dividing line separating the aspects of our mental life that are relevant to the knowledge of lexical meaning from those that are not?
We first describe our analysis of the literature on teacher student interaction and present a compilation of tutoring and learning principles that are relevant to interactive knowledge acquisition systems.
In recent decades, quality of life outcomes have became an issue of increasing interest because they are relevant to a better knowledge of healthcare expenditure and resource utilization.
We should be open to considering all forms of evidence that are relevant to our quest for knowledge in any particular realm of human inquiry.
Therefore, theories concerning (low-skilled) adults' participation in 'education' (which here includes, e.g., placements in workplaces that aim to develop vocational knowledge) are relevant to this study.
Our findings support the view that diverse forms of knowledge are relevant to clinical practice.
Practice-based research is essential to generate certain types of knowledge that are relevant to the actual context in which most patients receive their primary care.
We identify three bodies of knowledge that are relevant to understandings of the dual use threat posed by synthetic biology but are excluded from related policy discussions.
