Disease-related stigma and knowledge are believed to be associated with patients' willingness to seek treatment and adherence to treatment.
Key informants for the Chinese and Pakistani communities felt that people with an affected family member were aware of these conditions, but specific knowledge was believed to be low.
The bee asks participants to identify geographic sites and characteristics, knowledge that is believed best mastered by a familiarity with maps.
Based on current knowledge, it is believed that patients would profit most from a combination therapy consisting of anti-angiogenic and chemotherapeutic drugs.
Given that acceptance of a paper in a prominent journal typically requires that the findings represent a major, and possibly newsworthy, advance in knowledge, this trend is believed to be resulting in important research not being published, such as research with negative findings or research that replicates or refutes others' work.
The trans-disciplinary1 character of knowledge, generated this way, is believed to be a valuable source of prognostic perspectives, while overcoming the disciplinary narrow-mindedness of the specialist.
The results in the procedural knowledge tests (KFP and PST) showed a strong correlation with each other indicating that these two test types appear to assess a similar competency in the process of application of conceptual knowledge to clinical cases, which is believed to be a fundamental task of physicians and called procedural knowledge in our study.
The optimisation of the product development phase through extensive knowledge of the involved procedures is believed to reduce the risks and improve the final product quality.
For the stirring of emotion either in music or in dance, knowledge of literature and rhetoric is believed to be necessary; the flavour (rasa) to be expressed in music, dance, sculpture, or painting requires a literary background.
Note that professors in fields where it is believed that actual knowledge is available do not follow Prof. Fish's model.
