He'll casually admit to knowing almost nothing about criminal law, except for the knowledge collected in two cyber-courses and backseat observations at the courthouse.
Except from the knowledge of a malignancy being present, the radiologists were blinded to any other clinical information.
Surprisingly, having knowledge of health care services and GP registration did not show significant association with GP registration, except for the knowledge on health care entitlements of asylum seekers, where the registered population had less knowledge than the unregistered population.
However, for rural residents, the scores for the total HIV-related knowledge (8.9; SD = 3.8), HIV/AIDS transmission modes (3.5; SD = 1.6), transmission misconceptions (3.1; SD = 2.0) and awareness of respective HIV-related knowledge were all significantly lower than those among urban participants (all P <0.05), except for the knowledge that AIDS is a contagious disease.
Joey has no knowledge except the sure knowledge that he can pleasure women.
Most of the participants correctly responded to the knowledge-based questions, except the questions regarding the best storage medium (milk: 24.1 %) and the duration of follow-up by clinical and radiographic examination (5 years: 15.6 %).
Most of the participants correctly responded to the knowledge-based questions, except those regarding the best storage medium and the duration of follow-up by clinical and radiographic examination.
The reduced model included all of the variables from the full model except AD knowledge score and the EQ-5D index score for participants' current health states.
To base stations on the competencies of the ACGME, except 'medical knowledge', 5 stations were created to assess one competency (domain) per station.
All measures were measured immediately after viewing the DA, except for knowledge which was measured both before and after viewing the DA.
