Often I have a baseline knowledge of the content, which informs how I evaluate what I read.
The blog, however, was actually about the findings of a political scientist in Michigan who says that millions of people in America, Europe, and Japan don't have a baseline knowledge of the simplest scientific facts.
Now, most people have a baseline knowledge and seem ready to listen".
"In order for him to do his job and to convey to other countries about internet freedom issues, he needed to have a baseline knowledge [about NSA programs]," Zaid says.
That might sound a bit complicated, but it's actually pretty easy to pull off, provided you've got the parts on hand and a baseline knowledge of acoustics.
First, students had a higher baseline knowledge of the asynchronous topics, as evidenced by a higher mean pre-test score.
Once you have a solid baseline knowledge of your craft or your business, gaining incremental expertise is also easier.
Prior to starting the course, nurses had to take a baseline knowledge test consisting of a random sample of 24 questions - multiple choice, true/false and matching questions - out of a database with 82 different questions about delirium and delirium care.
The CDEs felt that, in general, South Asian people in their groups had lower baseline knowledge of the content provided on the programme compared to people from White British and Black Caribbean communities.
Our students had better baseline knowledge of breast cancer screening because they had greater prior exposure to the breast cancer topic during their 4th year clinical attachments, whereas few had completed their 5th year gynaecology attachment at the time of this study.
