Sentence examples for correlating knowledge from inspiring English sources

The proposed fuzzy expert system identifies potentially critical test cases for system test by correlating knowledge represented by one or more of the following: customer profile, analysis of past test case results, system failure rate, and change in system architecture.

It was assumed that patients coming from the same dialysis centers would have correlated knowledge scores.

Further analyses found that perceived knowledge was significantly correlated with knowledge (R=0.1305, p=0.001) and with responding to trafficking (R=0.3497, p=0.001), and that experience of human trafficking training was correlated with perceived knowledge (R=0.385, p<0.001) and responding to human trafficking (R=0.136, p<0.001).

The results can be summarised succinctly as knowledge tests correlating better with knowledge tests and clinical tests with clinical tests.

Body size is directly correlated with knowledge of a species, and knowledge also diminishes with distance from shore and depth.

Knowledge about distractors was not correlated with knowledge about known risk factors (Sperman's rho 0.06).

This suggests that the belief statements were related to their respective social cognitive factor (screening knowledge, social norms, or perceived barriers) as described in Section 2. All latent factors were correlated (screening knowledge with social norms: r = −0.43; screening knowledge with perceived barriers: r = 0.49; and social norms with perceived barriers: r = −0.41, all p < 0.001).

Such positive perceptions are likely to be strengthened in the presence of entrepreneurship training becasue of an individuals' ability to correlate the knowledge gained from entrepreneurship training and its application through personal knowledge of other entrepreneurs.

Attitude was significantly correlated with knowledge (r = -0.38, P < 0.001); students with less knowledge scores had more negative attitude towards HIV positive patients.

Level of education positively correlated with knowledge of where to seek an HIV test, as those with a higher education had a higher knowledge of VCT (77%) than those who had not been to school (31%).

The total UKCAT score correlated with knowledge but not skills in CP1 and CP3, whereas in CP2 the correlation was higher with skills than with knowledge.