Sentence examples for knowledge disclosure from inspiring English sources
"While the constructive knowledge disclosure standard may be ameliorated by another portion of the bill that allows monetary damages to be awarded only for a willful failure to comply with its requirements, the bill is confusing on this point".
An attack space defined by the adversary's model knowledge, disclosure, and disruption resources is introduced.
This paper provides a theoretical investigation of the tension over knowledge disclosure between firms and their scientific employees.
In [20], the authors analyze a wide variety of attacks in NCSs and establish the requirements for the attacks in terms of model knowledge, disclosure and disruption resources.
Most of society's innovation systems – academic science, the patent system, open source, etc. – are "open" in the sense that they are designed to facilitate knowledge disclosure among innovators.
Questions relating to sociodemographic characteristics, HIV-related behaviours, beliefs and knowledge (transmission and prevention knowledge, disclosure plans, sexual behaviour, knowledge and symptoms of sexually transmitted infections) and a screening assessment for mental, substance and alcohol use disorders and cognitive testing were included in the baseline interviews.
Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas and Representative Porter J. Goss of Florida said that in their own view, based on limited knowledge, the disclosure was inadvertent.
We also decided not to include condom use between married or cohabitating partners in the models because we were not able to adjust for correct knowledge and disclosure of HIV infection status.
Correct knowledge and disclosure of HIV status were not included in the models because of uncertainty of the cause-effect relationship in a cross-sectional study and because of our inability to construct a variable by HIV status to measure the prevention effect in the infected discordant partner.
Without this background knowledge identity disclosure cannot occur.
This suggests that a DA may be a useful intervention to increase knowledge about disclosure, reduce decisional conflict or increase active participation in this employment decision making.
