Finds from tombs and living sites dating to the Upper Paleolithic Period (c. 38,000 c. 8,000 bce) indicate that people had a fair knowledge of dressing skins, weaving, and sewing.
When it launched back in 1893 the requirements for those wishing to become a police officer were as follows: *to be over 21 and under 27 years of age *to stand clear 5ft 9ins without shoes or stockings *to be able to read well, write legibly and have a fair knowledge of spelling *to be generally intelligent and *to be free from any bodily complaint.
Whether ICU caregivers have a fair knowledge of long-term outcomes of ICU patients is unknown.
Respondents with scores 0 1 were considered to have poor knowledge, those with 2 points had a fair knowledge while those with 3 4 points had good knowledge.
Generally, with regard to knowledge of HIV/AIDS, 126 (36%) of the respondents had a good to excellent knowledge, 98 (28%) had a fair knowledge, and another 126 (36%) had a very poor to poor knowledge.
No respondent had an excellent knowledge of the issues; only one respondent (0.7%), a doctor, had good knowledge, 13 people (8.5%), also mostly doctors, had a fair knowledge, while about 91% had poor knowledge.
As seen in Table 2, almost everyone was aware of STI (99.5%) and HIV (100.0%) and had a fair knowledge of HIV transmission; however, only 70 (35.0%) had HIV counseling.
"[Dr Wollaston] has a fair amount of knowledge, but she doesn't have a great deal of knowledge about the principles and practices of health cultivation," he said.
In general, the European public has a fair amount of basic scientific knowledge, which has not changed much since the last major survey, in 1992.
He has a fair command of the language, unlike some deportees who arrived with no knowledge of Khmer.
