For example, in an audio-visual context, explicit knowledge of structure corresponds to knowledge of "who said what" in a conversation (for example, see [11]).
The contour length comes from the fitting of the Worm-Like Chain model inside the curves (see Figure 9a) and it corresponds to knowledge from the literature [ 13, 20, 22]. Figure 9 shows six F-D curves.
The contour length comes from the fitting of the Worm-Like Chain model inside the curves (see Figure 9a) and it corresponds to knowledge from the literature [ 13, 20, 22].
In other words, our dependent variables are the KAP indices where the scores are ordered taking on the values {0; 1; 2; …j} for some known integer j, where larger values are assumed to correspond to higher knowledge KAP, correct beliefs KAP, and higher concerns about transmission of disease or perception KAP (for construction of these indices and meaning see Appendix 1).
For multi-group comparisons, does the pattern of top-candidate stability correspond to prior knowledge?
In the present study, "musical semantic memory" is defined as memory for "well-known" melodies without any knowledge of the spatial or temporal circumstances of learning, while "verbal semantic memory" corresponds to general knowledge about concepts, again without any knowledge of the spatial or temporal circumstances of learning.
2. It elucidates the knowledge used in clinical situations by both junior and senior doctors, and could thus be helpful in ensuring that the knowledge conveyed in theoretical classes corresponds to the knowledge required in clinical situations.
Planetary sciences use terminology that has some inconsistencies and does not correspond to the present knowledge about Solar System bodies.
In addition, the inspection process could be improved by redesigning inspection procedures to correspond to the experts' knowledge structures.
