Interestingly, this is consistent with behavioral evidence that can be interpreted as knowledge-based influences, e.g. mirrored letters versus normal letters [ 24] or "inverted elephants" versus normal elephants [ 43].
These types of prediction may be interpreted as a priori knowledge that can be acquired, analyzed and integrated into the detection process of SAR-ATI for theoretical or engineering application [4].
The upshot of the addition may be interpreted as the recognition that knowledge is not closed under deduction considered in abstraction from the psychological process of "reflection".
Specifically the data can be interpreted as participants with lower knowledge at baseline, learnt more.
Technological differentiation and the relatedness degree of local competences can be interpreted as characteristics of the local knowledge base interacting with the knowledge filter and the entrepreneurial absorptive capacity.
Whilst a negative response to the former can be interpreted as caused by lack of knowledge or rejection of the evidence, the latter interpretation may reflect GPs' evaluations of the perceived clinical impact informed either by personal experience, evidence or both.
Whilst a negative response to the former can be interpreted as caused by lack of knowledge or rejection of the evidence, the latter interpretation may reflect GPs' evaluations of the perceived clinical impact informed either by personal experience, the published evidence or both.
Additionally, if firms' innovation may be considered the output of a knowledge management process (Nonaka and Takeuchi 1995; Galunic and Rodan, 1998; Apanasovich 2014), CSI may be interpreted as a way to manage firms' knowledge in order to get not only profits but also social goals.
will be interpreted as facilitators for or barriers to knowledge translation [ 8, 21].
Congruency of new information with prior knowledge can be interpreted as a fit with a schema.
Although this so-called lack of knowledge could be interpreted as lack of information, it is more likely to be a problem of information overload.
