Enabling young people to think through ethical and moral dilemmas for themselves, based on sound knowledge and understanding of context, is essential when teaching about the Holocaust or genocide.
Visual analyses and effect size estimates derived from Percentage of All Non-Overlapping Data (PAND) statistics indicated consistent results for letter sound acquisition, as 6 weeks of intervention yielded large effects for letter sound knowledge (LSK) across all three children.
Educational institutions for nurses should take responsibility for providing future nurses with sound knowledge of relevant care practices.
This is particularly because sound knowledge of the mechanisms of actions and interactions is essential for a clinical risk assessment.
Similarly, in accordance with other studies, we found that sound knowledge and skills among physicians when delivering instrumentally is of great importance for neonatal outcome.
Evidence now emphasises the need for research to generate sound knowledge on models of successful intervention in PA [ 4].
He had an abiding respect for the game, and a sound knowledge of its history.
Although PETA seemed to take credit for the shutdown, UWM released a statement stating that the lab had actually closed due to the retirement of its 70-year-old head researcher, noting that "work in the lab was highly regarded scientifically and yielded important insights into how the brain localizes sound, knowledge important for such things as hearing and cochlear implants".
For the Turkish-educated elite, a sound knowledge of Persian language and literature remained a mark of cultural distinction well into the 19th century.
The prerequisites for this success however, are a sound knowledge of physico-chemical properties of – and phenomena in – supercritical mixtures and the availability of other chemical engineering data.
Comprehensive programs were designed to provide students with a sound knowledge and skill base for beginning clinical practice in a range of different nursing eventualities [ 3].
