Sentence examples for knowledge examine from inspiring English sources

While there is a place for lectures, interactive or participatory methods, which include opportunities to use knowledge, examine attitudes and values, and practice skills, have been proven more effective in changing key HIV/AIDS related risk behaviours such as delaying sex, increasing confidence or using condoms, and in reducing the number of sexual partners.

This was the first study, to our knowledge, examining such a program among AI/ANs.

No study exists to our knowledge examining the relationship of the MRC score to CPET parameters in IPF.

This is the only study, to our knowledge, examining reproductive risk factors for dysglycemia involving a broad population, allowing for wide applicability of results.

This is the first report, to our knowledge, examining the role of bone marrow cell gene expression in response to APEC infection in chickens.

It is clear that there is a lack of knowledge examining the contemporary cost of PCa management, particularly in the advanced stages.

Actual knowledge examined by the knowledge test showed that before the training 9.7% of the OPs had correctly answered 75% (or more) of the questions, versus 61.3% afterward (p < .01).01

The only other published study, which to our knowledge examined the effect of S100A6 on motility, showed a decrease in the motility of one of three osteosarcoma cell lines after adenoviral-mediated overexpression of S100A6 (Luu et al, 2005).

Nor has anyone else, to our knowledge, examined if aged animals performing repetitive tasks have similar or greater responses than young animals performing repetitive tasks with regards to serum cytokine levels or grip strength.

This study aims to contribute to the limited body of knowledge examining the development of romantic or sexual relationships among same-sex individuals, beyond these more extensively studied biological factors.

We then apply this knowledge to examine how stereoscopic displays can potentially benefit diagnostic imaging, medical training, and surgery.