Sentence examples for better overall knowledge from inspiring English sources

In univariate analysis, higher levels of education were associated with better overall knowledge.

Moreover, men had better overall knowledge of the disease than women.

In univariate analysis female sex and higher levels of education were associated with better overall knowledge.

Single marital status of the study participants was significantly associated with better overall knowledge about HIV testing (AOR = 6.87, 95% CI: 3.00 - 15.71, P< 0.001).

Those respondents aware of knee OA had better overall knowledge score of knee OA (24.5 ± 6.2) when compared to those generally unaware of the condition (7.9 ± 8.5; P < 0.001).

Research questions were: What is the current general knowledge of anaesthesia personnel about MH; furthermore, do anaesthesiologists (in training) know more than (trainee) nurse anaesthetists; and, does experience with a MH crisis and/or triggerfree anaesthesia result in a better overall knowledge score?

The examiners' comments indicated that they were equivocal as to what the modified format added to a traditional OSCE: "... unsure whether these are really 'long' cases" whereas the candidates seemed to feel it was a "better assessment of overall knowledge".

I've made an observation that when women learn a lot about health and nutrition, even though they enjoy better overall health when they act on their knowledge, they tend to get fatter over time.

A better understanding of Alus' roles can substantially enhance our overall knowledge on the human genome.

If this is the case, overall knowledge of HCWs on TB treatment might be better compared to what we report herein.

Parents with a lower educational level or lower monthly income have lower overall knowledge about immunization compared with those who had better education and higher monthly income.