Sentence examples similar to knowledge of measuring from inspiring English sources

This study is the first in developing countries, to the best of our knowledge, to measure the impacts of mobile phone SMS for diabetes.

He displayed exceptional judgment in his choice and use of past authorities and a detailed knowledge of measures of distance, and he adjusted his measurements where possible to astronomically determined positions.

Knowledge of measures to prevent unwanted pregnancy can partly explain changes in fertility behaviors and accounts for broader health knowledge that can affect child health care outcomes.

The above findings show that the instant knowledge of measures generates a sort of "preventive action" reducing consumption and simultaneously water leakages (Sauer and Rüttinger 2007).

OS initially conceived the concept of measuring knowledge levels of CASHD in an Indian population and was involved with all aspects of this study.

Although there are recognized techniques for PD analysis, there is still lack of knowledge about measuring and modeling this phenomenon.

Our observations enhance findings of previous studies and expand knowledge of the clinical utility of measuring waist circumference for detecting metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance.

Fully automated three-dimensional (3D) measurement (either with contact or non-contact measurement heads) cannot be easily completed without detailed a priori knowledge of the measured object.

The same group showed less self-assurance in their own knowledge of BLS (measured by five-point Likert scale; p < 0.001).

Patient knowledge of AF (measured using a modified version of the Atrial Fibrillation Knowledge Scale).

The primary outcomes for PDwS and primary caregivers were knowledge of schizophrenia measured by the Knowledge about Schizophrenia Questionnaire (KASQ).