Analysis of the predictors of being more knowledgeable showed that there was a significant difference in the level of knowledge according to the level of education, because respondents with a university degree were more likely to correctly identify the two HAIs that occurred most frequently compared to those nurses who have a lower level of education.
His answer notwithstanding, it is characteristic of intuitive knowledge, according to Ockham, that it is unmediated.
Those negotiations occurred without Lazard's knowledge, according to Louis G. Zachary Jr., a managing director of the firm.
This knowledge, according to the prosecutor, may have contributed to their survival when police finally stormed the store and killed Coulibaly.
Even more dangerous than outsiders, potentially, are insiders with specialized knowledge, according to the 1997 report of the President's Commission on Critical Infrastructure Protection.
To maintain himself a prince must learn how not to be good and use or not use this knowledge "according to necessity".
Bo Brownstein bought shares of Mariner for his father's account without his father's knowledge, according to people briefed on the case.
Mr. Merkin's three private investment funds — Ascot, Ariel and Gabriel — are among the largest of the so-called feeder funds that placed investors' money with Mr. Madoff without their knowledge, according to the investors.
Another is to learn as much about Pakistan as Mr. Holbrooke has about Afghanistan; he is hiring staff members to fill some of the gaps in his knowledge, according to colleagues.
The suspects filed thousands of fraudulent requests for tax refunds in the names of prisoners in federal penitentiaries, without the prisoners' knowledge, according to an indictment filed in Chicago.
The problem of knowledge, according to Kant, is to explain how some judgments about the world can be necessarily true and therefore knowable "a priori," or independently of experience (see a posteriori knowledge).
