Sentence examples for general level of knowledge from inspiring English sources
The general level of knowledge about these two concepts as potential water sources has historically been low.
How a risk is perceived is, to some extent, determined simply by the general level of knowledge of the risk.
This may have influenced the general level of knowledge on the topic.
This general level of knowledge indicates a potential to sustain implementation of health orientation in Swedish primary health care.
The general level of knowledge about MNS disorders and pharmacological treatments was low in this sample of PHC workers.
Nevertheless, the general level of knowledge about HPV seems to have increased in the past several years.
The general level of development of knowledge influences the knowledge gathered by entrepreneurs (through their education and that of their staff, through economic intelligence) and the technological level of their activity.
In current American usage, the phrase "that's history" is commonly used to dismiss something as unimportant, of no relevance to current concerns, and, despite an immense investment in the teaching and writing of history, the general level of historical knowledge in our society is abysmally low.
These are: (1) the fight for markets, (2) cultural factors, (3) the general level of contemporary biological and technological knowledge in a society, (4) the scientific and economic potential, (5) the limited confidence in science and economic cartels, and (6) a strong increase of concern about the state of the natural environment and different risk perception.
Despite displaying psychometric problems (Battisti et al. 2010; Nehm and Schonfeld 2008, 2010), the CINS is recognized as an instrument capable of generating valid inferences about general levels of students' evolutionary knowledge.
The most striking findings were the general low level of knowledge among health workers regarding prenatal and newborn care whereby fewer than 60% of health workers were considered to have adequate knowledge in prenatal care, immediate newborn care or identifying and stabilizing LBW babies.
