So far as an account of speakers' understanding goes, the ascription of knowledge of recognition-transcendent truth-conditions is simply redundant: there is no good reason for ascribing it.
Indeed, in the absence of detailed knowledge of ligand receptor recognition interactions for AT2R, identification of AT2R-selective ligands came after long and delicate synthetic efforts.
Our findings imply that lay-dispensed naloxone is effective in treating overdose and that training has been successful in improving participant knowledge of overdose recognition and management.
To evaluate the impact of an Act FAST educational intervention performed by student pharmacists on knowledge of stroke recognition and management.
Knowledge of the recognition specificity of σ factors and assignment of σ factors to particular promoters is necessary to modulate the effects of sigma factors on the production of specific metabolites.
Empirical evidence in the research literature suggests that bystander naloxone administration and overdose education programs are associated with increased odds of recovery and with improved knowledge of overdose recognition and management in non-clinical settings.
Both meta-analyses favor the treatment, suggesting that lay naloxone administration and overdose training are associated with increased odds of recovery and increased knowledge of overdose recognition and management.
This implies that our current knowledge of molecular recognition is insufficient for explaining a case of peptide-protein binding, where the design process requires subtle changes in structure (from lead finding to lead optimisation).
This study presents a systematic review of the literature on bystander and non-medical administration of naloxone, synthesizes the effect estimates of studies reporting quantitative outcomes, and reports on the effectiveness of naloxone administration by bystanders in reversing overdoses as well as whether overdose response training increases knowledge of overdose recognition and management.
It is therefore crucial that all health professionals have knowledge of the recognition, management, and appropriate referral of patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
Due to the potential importance of unrecognised delirium, we decided that this should be changed to a situation where regular and systematic assessment of delirium was performed by ICU nurses with specific knowledge of delirium recognition.
