Students felt that the manikin improved their knowledge because they not only learnt about abnormal findings but also were provided with an opportunity to apply knowledge and interpret clinical signs, thus reiterating the knowledge required to examine a patient.
High-throughput genetic and genomic studies have demonstrated that GO terms are important prior knowledge in facilitating and interpreting of discoveries in complex disease studies.
Interpreting phylogenetic trees requires learning conventions, overcoming prior and often naïve knowledge of taxa, and interpreting evolutionary relationships based solely on branching patterns depicted in the diagrams (Gregory, 2008; Halverson et al., 2011).
A spouse may exert control on behavior, offer practical help, add to the pool of knowledge and help interpreting important information.
The laboratory sections focus on developing both content knowledge, such as vocabulary and concepts, and skill-based knowledge, such as constructing and interpreting phylogenetic trees.
One of the ambassador's key tasks is to predict a developing crisis, a task accomplished through the gathering of information from an array of sources and the use of experience and expert knowledge in identifying, analyzing, and interpreting emerging key issues and patterns and their implications.
It provides a framework for collecting, integrating, and interpreting different knowledge elements to support decision-making processes.
The "learning styles" are preferred methods of learning adopted by students in attaining, analysing and interpreting their knowledge [ 1].
Additionally, the deciding phase was a stepwise process influenced by the new knowledge created in the relating and interpreting phases of the model.
The latter allows for incorporation of prior knowledge and to interpret learning with DCSs as fuzzy rule generation and adaptation.
