Helen Berry and Elizabeth Foyster have argued that fatherhood was also important to early modern men and how perceptions of impaired fertility affected their social standing and reputation, while Jennifer Evans has suggested that knowledge of and demand for remedies for barrenness and impotence were widespread.
Leventhal's self-regulation theory has suggested that such knowledge may be embodied in abstract and archetypal form [ 61].
Previous research has suggested that the knowledge and attitude of health care providers, as well as fear of hypoglycemia, may be reasons for such undertreatment.
Hoekman et al. [ 42] has suggested a 'services knowledge platform' to bring together regional regulators, officials and stakeholders to discuss regulatory reform for trade and investment services.
The paper concludes that advisors' knowledge about soil and its sustainable management is considerably greater than earlier research on advisors' environmental knowledge has suggested but that some areas will have to be significantly enhanced and standardised to meet the new policy challenges.
Not one NUJ member anywhere, to my knowledge, has suggested we target the Tories "because we don't like them".
Mr Hale has suggested that Mr. Smith's knowledge of the legal system may help him stall the effort to bring him to trial.
Previous research conducted in North America [ 20, 21] and Australia [ 22] (with Asian communities) and the Netherlands (with the Turkish-Dutch community) [ 23, 24] has suggested low levels of knowledge about hepatitis among high-risk minority populations, which appears to be an important factor in whether hepatitis screening is sought.
Radical innovation research has suggested that a firm's knowledge base represents the most unique resources for radical innovation (Miller et al. 2007; Zhou and Wu 2010).
This finding lends minimal support to a study by Gan and Dahlui conducted in Malaysia that has suggested that screening increased as knowledge of symptoms increased [ 44].
While previous theoretical work has suggested a negative relationship between shared knowledge and product development glitches, empirical studies have not identified how different types of shared knowledge are associated with each other and the design glitches.
