Lack of confidence can stem from a number of factors lack of knowledge, lack of experience, aversion to risk or change, or fear of looking foolish, to name a few.
Those planning for a pandemic must, therefore, work from a number of assumptions based on knowledge gained from previous pandemics and scientific modelling of a range of potential scenarios.
Poor performance can stem, in part or wholly, from a number of factors like the lack of knowledge, awareness, attitude or motivation of a health service provider, knowledge or patient attitudes, leadership, the attractiveness of an innovation or the economic and political context [ 50].
This provides a system within which to learn from a number of representations in which the situatedness of knowledge can be discerned and learned.
Its authors described the new biology as more integrative, reflecting real-world research and practice and adopting knowledge from a number of related disciplines (including, e.g., chemical and computational sciences) in hopes of fostering deeper understanding of biological systems.
As a consensus method, the Delphi technique has advantages in that it can accommodate knowledge gathering from a number of clinical experts in various geographical locations, reducing potential participant burden by omitting travel.
This knowledge can come from a number of controlled trials of the same intervention in different settings, and this can help decision makers to answer the 'will it work here?' question: it can help discover how 'context-sensitive' or 'robust' an improvement change is.
This awareness came from a number of sources including health care providers and prior knowledge.
Lay educators recruited from the community bring a number of skills, particularly knowledge of health beliefs and practices, yet, for participants attending self-management interventions, skills such as empathy, understanding, and providing health information bypassed issues of ethnic concordance.
In order to reduce this effect, GEMDOCK can evolve the pharmacological preferences from either a number of known active ligands or domain knowledge to take advantage of the similarities of putative ligands to those that are known to bind a protein's active site, thereby guiding the docking of the putative ligands [16].
