The construction and evaluation of the instrument enabled us to create a fair, user-friendly, short, and exact test of conceptual knowledge (fair measurement and efficiency) that is adapted to the content taught to secondary school students (content validity at secondary school level) and that can be validly applied both as a pre- and posttest to reflect learning progress (valid change measure).
Of the total respondents, 358 (68.6%), 119 (23.2%), and 678.2.2%) had good knowledge, fair knowledge, and poor knowledge about HIV/AIDS modes of transmission and prevention methods, respectively (Table 2).
To the authors' knowledge FAIR-HF is the first study that compared FCM with placebo in a population of CHF patients with iron deficiency.
American Muslims might take comfort in the knowledge that, fair or not, they're the flavor of the month.
As one of its central functions, such a policy must balance broad access to and utilization of knowledge with fair and reasonable protection for certain intellectual products.
(See also: "The rights conferred by copyright are designed to assure contributors to the store of knowledge a fair return for their labors").. .
Despite the debate surrounding the laying of the barrier minefield, McNeill and Ekins later described Graham as a "clever and imaginative" commander, who was "widely regarded as having one of the best minds in the army", and who's "broad knowledge and fair approach earned him the respect of his subordinates".
While disease-specific knowledge was fair for most topics assessed, there were distinct knowledge gaps identified.
Scores, 0 – 10, poor level of knowledge; 11 – 20, fair level of knowledge; 21 – 30: good level of knowledge [ 9].
The resulting Comprehensive Measure of Oral Health Knowledge (CMOHK) was categorized into three levels of knowledge (poor, fair, good).
