Sentence examples for knowledge monitoring from inspiring English sources

Phones sold by the California-based Spyfones track the user without their knowledge, monitoring everything from location, messages and emails to call history, searches and app use.

Recent studies have demonstrated that specific instruction about metacognitive strategies improves achievement, the accuracy of knowledge monitoring, and the application of learning strategies in hypermedia environments.

Participants in the AS condition regulated their learning by activating prior knowledge, monitoring their emerging understanding by using several strategies, and engaging in adaptive help-seeking.

Some guidelines are developed for adopting a bottom-up approach towards achieving the four elements of EWS risk knowledge, monitoring, communication of warnings, and response capability with the help of school curricula.

We have tailored the four interrelated elements of EWS so that they can be applied to interdisciplinary school activities that employ scientific methods aimed at fostering knowledge, monitoring, communication of warnings, and response preparedness.

The UNISDR proposes development of four elements of weather-based EWS that encompass risk knowledge, monitoring and warning services of risk, dissemination and communication of the risk information, and the capability of response (Basher 2006).

One study in the UK evaluated GP knowledge of monitoring for patients taking MTX and found that only 58% were aware of local monitoring guidelines, and 48% were aware of national guidelines [ 11].

MPs also called on DfID staff to "spend less time in their offices and more time out in the field building local knowledge and monitoring whether UK aid money is being used effectively".

"The current challenge consists in deepening knowledge and monitoring of oceanic phenomena and the evolution of the sea bed and coast," a spokeswoman for the city's secretariat of the environment said in an email.

A review of research on community participation reveals some essential aspects; power relations, participants, the institutional framework, organisation, communication, knowledge building, monitoring and contextual factors.

To our knowledge, the monitoring of crop genetic diversity at such a large but detailed spatial and temporal scale has never before been conducted.