Sentence examples for knowledge as compared from inspiring English sources

One potential argument against methodological adaptationism is that a mixture of distinct approaches is superior at advancing knowledge as compared to a single approach (Kitcher 1993).

To the best of our knowledge, as compared with the available sequences in public database, our two WB isolates are the first representatives in clade 2.2 that have the S221P mutation, with the K216 being retained.

In the present study the three educator-led strategies produced about a six fold increase in knowledge as compared to the control group.

Same is the case with sexually active students who had higher knowledge as compared to students who claimed to be sexually non active.

Our respondents agree that the clinical practice called for a different type of clinical knowledge as compared to what they acquired during pre-clinical training.

As shown in Table 1, the students of school no. 1 had significantly greater mean knowledge as compared to other schools (p < 0.001).

Furthermore, our Shenzhen respondents were less knowledgeable about some HIV-related knowledge items as compared to the Hong Kong respondents; our results show that such knowledge was not associated with UAI.

More generally, DBER and related research provide compelling evidence that student-centered instructional strategies can positively influence students' learning, achievement and knowledge retention, as compared with traditional instructional methods, such as lecture.

Both female respondents (p < 0.001) and respondents who saw a female physician (p < 0.001) scored higher, on average, on the knowledge scale as compared to male respondents and respondents who saw a male physician.

Physicians' gender related differences in the knowledge, attitude and practices regarding TB have not been explored in any previous study in Pakistan and this finding is inconsistent with the results of a large survey conducted in Turkey where female doctors were found to have more knowledge scores as compared to their male counterparts [ 31].

Hypothesis 2 states that firm performance is positively related to knowledge and innovation as compared to non-family firms.