This may reflect adequate core knowledge of the referring radiologists regarding MR diagnosis of STT.
Reviewing Authority: Accused denied any knowledge of incidents referred to in 6 specifications on the grounds that he was not present.
A spokesman for the Marfin Investment Group said the company had no knowledge of the transactions referred to by the investigators.
God's knowledge is not foreknowledge, since it is not temporally located, but the predictions of future contingents are true or false from the point of view of God's eternal knowledge of the things referred to (V.6, 25 32; see also Augustine, City of God 11.21).
To determine if students' acceptance of evolution, as measured by MATE score, relates to their knowledge of evolution (hereafter referred to as "knowledge score"), we used an ordinal regression with knowledge score as an ordered response (i.e., 0, 1, 2) and MATE score as the explanatory variable.
However, from our separate coding for knowledge of guidelines content referred to above [ 19], the conclusion was that the doctors were in general well aware of the distinction between primary and secondary prevention.
The specific objectives of this research were to: (1) assess participants' general knowledge of SHS (also referred to locally as 'passive smoking'); (2) assess participants' awareness of and specific knowledge about KTR in Bogor and Palembang cities and, most importantly, (3) assess the extent to which such policies are socially enforced and gather examples of successful social enforcement.
Knowledge of names probably refers to knowing words, without necessarily knowing how to correctly distinguish what shí (stuff, objects) they refer to.
However PHC MOs, particularly in urban areas, were often not present at validation and admitted that they had little further knowledge of patients after referring for validation.
Knowledge of referring physicians about the radiation doses, exposure units and age-related radiosensitivity.
