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Design Using an interviewer-administered survey, we examined women for folate knowledge and the relation of folate knowledge to intake in a random sample.
Earlier Schlick had argued that knowledge consists in the identification of that which is known with that as which it is known or, in other words, knowledge consists in the relation of one thing to some other thing, as which it is known.
Arnauld had a scholarly knowledge of the history of philosophy and theology, and was certainly aware of the important differences among Augustine, Aquinas, and Descartes on such issues as the role of sense perception in human knowledge, the relation of the mind to the body, and the nature of human freedom.
In particular, we suppose that, according to the nature of the actors involved in the relation, different degrees of knowledge may be transferred via patents.
In the case of knowledge in relation to IPTp guidelines, the present study reveals the IPTp strategy in both districts reflected a wider chance for being implemented effectively when the HWs were adequately informed on how to appropriately use the national guidelines.
I'm thinking here of innovations in our understandings of knowledge: in particular of what kinds of, and whose, knowledge and creativity should be relevant for public policy and the relation between new possibilities in the organisation of knowledge and more radical forms of democracy.
Significant differences in the students' level of knowledge appear in relation with students' age, sex, academic level of university education and the faculty they attend.
The irony in Oedipus the King consists in the relation between the audience's knowledge of the protagonist's situation and his own ignorance of it.
Evaluate a comprehensive diabetes education intervention in relation to the level of knowledge in patients with diabetes.
Since the 1960s, the Delphi method has been used to develop content both in medicine, and in industry, in relation to aspects of knowledge and skills [ 10].
