In future studies, it would be important to assess the relationship between education levels of older adults and their knowledge about FVs so as to ascertain if knowledge about FVs is the main factor determining adequate FV consumption (11).
If, for example, someone knows about the sunk cost effect (negative knowledge) he/she will differently react as if this knowledge is not available.
It is as if our knowledge of how the brain works had come from observing only people who were asleep.
Phillips uses lyric turns to literally turn away, as if the knowledge he's come into were sometimes too much to bear, and a number of these poems conclude with small devastations.
"A quick look at the results of the Canadian national team shows that they've only played twice in Ottawa – both of them friendlies," notes Steve Douglas, almost – almost – making it sound as if the Knowledge's job is easy.
It was almost as if the knowledge of Bob's alter ego had cleaved her own consciousness, giving birth to an alternate persona that could accept the Bob of the present without having to resolve the implications of his past deeds.
The miners begin by demanding to be taught "the meaning of the meaning" — "the secrets behind what's going on" in art — as if this knowledge were like some mathematical equation, only to be told that they have to start with their own experience.
Schools still operate as if all knowledge is contained in books, and as if the salient points in books must be stored in each human brain -- to be used when needed.
For future use of DPOAE as a noninvasive ICP modality, if knowledge of the magnitude of ICP change (in mm Hg or kPa) in relation to change in DPOAE magnitude or angle is required, then an initial calibration of DPOAE with invasive ICP monitoring will be necessary.
It will avoid a ton of regret and starting over if you can gain as much knowledge as possible early on.
