Sentence examples for knowledge authoring from inspiring English sources

Another important component of the ITS, for both its development and maintenance, is its knowledge management unit, which provides knowledge acquisition and knowledge update capabilities to the system, that is, offers expert knowledge authoring capabilities to the system.

As part of an enterprise effort to develop new clinical information systems at Intermountain Health Care, the authors have built a knowledge authoring tool that facilitates the development and refinement of medical knowledge content.

The authors hypothesize that the acceptability of a knowledge authoring tool for the creation of medical knowledge base content can be predicted by an accepted model in the information technology (IT) field, specifically the Technology Acceptance Model TAMM).An online survey was conducted amongst knowledge base authors who had previously established experience with the authoring tool software.

Hulse and colleagues [ 31] developed an XML-based knowledge authoring environment to compose order sets and other structured clinical knowledge documents, though not specifically CDS rules.

Modeling end-users' acceptance of a knowledge authoring tool.

The difficulty of this process underscores the importance of knowledge authoring tools that satisfy the demands of end-users.

Jonathon Morgan, the chief executive of New Knowledge, has denied knowledge of most of the activities described in the Project Birmingham document and disputed Dickerson's claim that New Knowledge authored it.

To the best of our knowledge, authors in [19] present the only similar approach.

To our knowledge, authors of [11] are the only ones who proposed tackling the detection of the descending stairs using passive computer vision for mobility aids applications.

These findings suggest dinner table human capital "is quite valuable and that many parents give their children a valuable gift of industry knowledge," authors Hans K. Hvide and Paul Oyer wrote.

She mentioned "College Knowledge" author David Conley, who said that if schools could make one change to boost a child's college preparedness, it would be to increase the amount and quality of writing in school curriculum.