Knowledge about relatives' experiences of care and treatment given to the patient can be used to improve the quality of ICU care [2], [3].
As part of a larger society, guardians and families would require knowledge about relatives' and community and religious leaders' perceptions in order to make a truly informed decision.
The design of effective preventive and treatment protocols requires knowledge about the relative importance of these mechanisms in specific communities.
You say the study filled the gap in our knowledge about the relative efficacy and tolerability of the second-generation of antipsychotic drugs.
Social preference theories and the knowledge about the relative strength of the different motivational forces in different environments can be useful in interpreting neural data.
The multi-attribute frontier concept addresses our lack of knowledge about the relative importance of these multiple drivers of land conversion by objectively combining them into a single-dimensional land clearing pressure metric in a geographical setting.
To our knowledge, such a computational MAPK signaling cascade study, using a MC-based multi-parametric global sensitivity analysis, has not been done before to that extent, and without utilizing expert knowledge about the relative importance of its pathway components.
Knowledge about the relative strengths of preferences for treatment outcomes, representative for populations, can be gained with stated preference methods.
This requires knowledge about the relative orientation of each particle, which is obtained from a consensus refinement of the entire data set against a single, unmasked reference.
Our knowledge about these relative preference weights can offer a value-based framework [ 11] for evaluating and comparing new genomic tests.
