Sentence examples for comparing knowledge and from inspiring English sources

We also used independent samples t-tests for comparing knowledge and skills mean scores between the 2008 and 2013 surveys.

Many researchers have underlined the advantages of quantitative ethnobotanical indices as valuable tools for comparing knowledge and uses of natural resources between different environments and different ethnic groups (Philips and Gentry 1996; Ladio and Lozada 2003; Silva and Andrade 2006; Sousa Araújo et al. 2012; Mathur and Sundaramoorthy 2013).

The study was designed as a pre-post evaluation of the I-CE course, with repeated measures to compare knowledge and self-reported practices at baseline (before the course), immediately after, and at four-months after completion of the course.

Mann–Whitney test was used to compare knowledge and practice improvements between the STI intervention and control arm.

This has been used to compare knowledge and beliefs of individuals from different professional philosophies, teachers and parents about autism [ 8].

The Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed-ranks test was used to compare knowledge and attitude scores before and after according to non-normal distribution.

To date, there appears to be only one study which specifically compared knowledge and use of EBP among practising allied health professionals [ 19].

The objective of this study was to assess and compare knowledge and self-reported formula handling practices of a sample of parents and child care workers living in Palermo, Italy, against the WHO/FAO guidelines.

The pilot was evaluated in 2008 by comparing knowledge prevention and use of WaterGuard and hand washing with soap across the two pilot districts, including both the target group and their relatives.

Comparing knowledge before and four years after the campaign, a Vermont telephone survey revealed a 40percentt increase in the number of people who could define sexual abuse, a 10percentt increase in respondents who could identify at least one warning sign and a 6percentt increase in the number who conceded that abusers were likely to live in their neighborhoods.

Concepts most used by patients with type 1 diabetes to define group visits were as follows: "Comparing," "Knowledge," "Educational," and "Friendship".