Sentence examples for knowledge accuracy from inspiring English sources

A team of teacher-experts trained by the Institute reviews all required texts in the ELA curriculum and rates them based on their depth of knowledge, accuracy and academic rigor.

A review evaluating patient decision aids with adults found they increase knowledge, accuracy of risk perceptions, and the consistency of decisions with patient values [ 22].

The decision aid increased participants' readiness to make CHD prevention decisions by increasing knowledge, accuracy of risk perception, and values clarity, and by decreasing decisional conflict.

An independent t test indicated that the same is true for productive letter knowledge accuracy, t 55) = 0.39, ns, d = 0.08.

For example, drawing from O'Connor's Cochrane review on decision aids [ 28], the outcomes knowledge, accuracy of risk perception and realism of expectations would all map onto the outcome taxonomy category of 'consumer knowledge and understanding'.

To assess the effects of our decision aid on measures of decision making (including knowledge, accuracy of risk perception, decisional conflict, and values clarity), we conducted within-group comparisons.

Up to best of authors' knowledge, the accuracy of the obtained numerical solutions using local discontinuous Galerkin method is very related to the used time-discrete scheme.

What's more, he hinted, the campaign had figured out how to get its television advertisements in front of them with a previously inconceivable level of knowledge and accuracy.

He contrasted the conception of knowledge as "accuracy of representation" (which he rejected) with a conception of knowledge as the "social justification of belief" (1979: 170).

These methods perform very well for structure-rich indoor and outdoor environments, but to the best of our knowledge, their accuracy in sparsely structured open road scenes is yet to be examined.

Student knowledge and accuracy in perceiving knowledge improved from pre- to posttest.