However, the use of outside resources may be due to the students' different backgrounds and/or entry knowledge levels.
For example, the structural capital in an interactive digital interface enables consumers to create any kind of information in Youtube (Ritzer and Jurgenson, 2010), and collaborative entries and knowledge in Wiki (Ritzer and Jurgenson, 2010) through storytelling, establishing authenticity, and developing personal connections (Aaker and Smith, 2010) through the digital web.
The gaps in entry-level training are alarming as the entry-level knowledge provides the basis for therapists to build their advanced practice skills.
As a 33-year-old straight, Jewish I.T. guy from Long Island without even an entry-level knowledge of sports, I became conditioned to camouflaging myself in the midst of testosterone-fueled football banter just enough to protect my cover.
To check for possible entry-level knowledge differences between students in lab + lecture and students in lecture only, we used a pre-assessment given during lecture at the beginning of the spring 2013 semester.
Interested readers are encouraged to consult the entry on knowledge-how.
Because this argument has its own entry (see the entry qualia: the knowledge argument), I shall deal relatively briefly with it here.
The Access entry tool allows easier entry without requiring knowledge of specific food codes.
25– 27 Because of the importance of coreceptors for viral entry and the knowledge of research in other entry inhibitors, the Pfizer Global Research and Development discovered maraviroc (UK-427,857) as a highly promising substance to block the CCR5 receptor effectively.
Of the 98 differentially expressed genes found in patients with MetS during the postprandial period after intake of olive oil phenols, two transcripts (LOC284454, AF351612) showed no entries within the knowledge base and only 81 genes were eligible for network analysis.
(See the entry Plato on Knowledge in the Theaetetus).
