The phrase "availability knowledge" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the knowledge related to the availability of resources, services, or information.
Example: "The team needs to improve their availability knowledge to better allocate resources during peak times."
Alternatives: "resource availability information" or "knowledge of availability".
Likewise, interventions that involve complex devices, therapies, protocols or processes (that is, HFOV, continuous renal replacement therapy, intensive insulin therapy or medical emergency teams) as applied in a given trial imply an entire infrastructure of medical, surgical and nursing availability, knowledge, expertise and logistics that are often not universally available [ 19, 28, 39, 40].
Without such framework the selection of the technique might be mostly based on: tool availability, knowledge of the data scientist/researcher, and/or being politically friendly to stakeholder expectations, with all the problems that might arise from such bias.
Bowlbys' attachment theory [9] explains that in a period where death was felt as a possible close event, the NN offered herself as a special caring figure – an attachment figure – with high levels of availability, knowledge and help.
The content is adaptable and interactively designed to enable teachers & educators to select and implement components they consider to be most pertinent to the cause depending on the needs related to time availability, knowledge and age of the students, curriculum context etc.
These include attitudinal (beliefs and attitudes towards mental illness and treatment), structural (lack of time, cost and treatment availability), and knowledge barriers (patient knowledge of illness and treatment availability) [ 14].
The authors made a differentiation between availability (the knowledge itself) and accessibility of semantic word knowledge, which tapped students' word association ability in relation to context-independent vs. context-dependent word meanings.
Knowledge acquisition sessions, guided by the estimated importance and the availability of knowledge, were conducted using semi-structured interviews and the mapping of the existing causal relations between variables.
As education professionals, our job is to encourage availability of knowledge and information about all options available to students.
The problem in education is not the availability of knowledge; it is how to get sustained, progressively more sophisticated student interaction with knowledge.
The availability of knowledge on their sensitivity towards inorganic and organic compounds and the increasingly complete knowledge on their genes and proteins will also enhance the potential of O. melastigma as suitable models in marine aquatic ecotoxicology and toxicogenomics.
These are large and important issues that affect not only authors, publishers and Google, but anyone with an interest in the diffusion and availability of knowledge and culture.
