In the future, he says, scientists, in order to carry out their work, "might have to learn how to program computers and express knowledge about the world the way people in artificial intelligence have done".
In addition to the precise description of the terms and relationship, each BEL statement can be annotated to express knowledge about context of the statement such as information about the biological system, experimental method and/or appropriate literature citation.
Using recent results about belief functions on lattices, we show that most notions from Dempster Shafer theory can be transposed to that particular lattice, making it possible to express rich knowledge about X with only limited additional complexity as compared to the single-valued case.
Random variables associated with arcs can be particularly useful to express general knowledge about molecular events when it is known that an interaction between two substances is possible, but no precise specification of the condition is given.
As shown (Table 1), the number shown outside the brackets for each of indicator represents the number of HWs who stated the respective indicator as their answer to the question requiring them express their knowledge about the key elements of fANC guidelines.
The few men who expressed some knowledge about PC most commonly attributed this disease to ageing.
Another study using phenomenological qualitative analysis to explore women's experiences of genital prolapse [ 8] reports that women expressed insufficient knowledge about their condition and their self-image also was affected.
Moreover, ACVR2A, ACVR2B and ALK2 are ubiquitously expressed and knowledge about regulation of signaling through these receptors might have general implications, for instance in bone homeostasis in myeloma patients.
Male participants expressed little knowledge about the role of cholesterol in causing hypertension, but some women affected by hypertension and diabetes stated that obesity may increase the risk of most NCDs including hypertension and diabetes: … I feel that being fat is a disease in itself.
We discuss the interpretations of a probability distribution to express the state of knowledge about a quantity and the resulting coverage probability in the 1993 Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement (GUM) and the subsequent JCGM documents: JCGM 101:2008, JCGM 104:2009, and JCGM 200 2008.
