The recently developed Alzheimer's Disease Knowledge Scale (ADKS) [ 18] was selected to gauge knowledge, because of its ease of use, demonstrated reliability and validity, and applicability for different groups of participants (general public, caregivers, and health professionals).
Judges gauge knowledge of sprayer calculations and proper use of spraying equipment, ensuring the safety and efficacy for herbicide applications.
Thus, herders gauge knowledge of land degradation in terms of production performances of livestock, and these are invariably related to the status of the soils and key forage plant species.
To gauge knowledge qualitatively, participants were asked to rate pictures of sleeping infants as safe, unsafe, or not sure.
Chinese imperial leaders used them to gauge knowledge, intellect, and moral integrity when selecting civil servants.
In 2012, Pew Research surveyed Americans to gauge their knowledge of our political system and asked this question: To what party did Lincoln belong?
Mathematics – Develop a poll or survey to distribute to students in your school to gauge their knowledge of the latest news and the sources from which they get the news.
In our book Unjust Rewards, David Walker and I corralled top City lawyers and bankers into focus groups to gauge their knowledge of where they stood: these earners of up to £10m a year ranked themselves far nearer to ordinary people, always pointing upwards to those who earned more, with the social anxiety not of have-yachts-and-have-nots, but envying those who had yachts with crews.
When one doesn't know the GP, the specialists stated that it is difficult to gauge the knowledge of the GP.
To gauge student knowledge of chromosome structure and function, we asked midlevel students enrolled in cell biology (n = 71) and molecular biology (n = 96) courses to respond to selected questions in MCQ format from the IMCA (Shi et al., 2010).
