Sentence examples for knowledge on use from inspiring English sources

Barriers to contraceptive use identified during individual counseling and the focus group discussions included, insufficient knowledge on use of chosen contraceptive methods, lack of partner support, and myths and misconceptions surrounding contraceptive use.

The main difference had been in the knowledge on use of condoms, which increased from 49.4% in 2005 to 67.8% among targeted students in 2008.

The obtained results provide new knowledge on using natural tracers in complex glacial aquifer systems and can be used in integrated groundwater surface water management.

Guiding questions focused on farmers' practices on pesticide use and handling, knowledge on pesticide use and handling, knowledge on health effects of pesticide residues and issues of training, pesticide regulation and monitoring.

Our findings make contributions to the increasing knowledge on SC use by interviewing Black males under criminal justice supervision about their prevalence of use and the prevalence of use in their community.

Rodrigo and colleagues examine the current knowledge on the use of drugs for this purpose, including intravenous morphine, clonidine, labetalol and magnesium sulfate.

Moreover, the library should be simple so that models can be adapted to use the common data format without requiring any detailed knowledge on its use.

Here medicine man (locally known as Kaviraj/Baidya) is a healer who acquired deep knowledge on the use of plants as medicine from his or her forefather and use the knowledge to treat people when they are ill.

This is one of the first studies to gather primary folk knowledge on the use of plant- and animal-based therapies as natural pharmacological agents for child care.

The authors thank Pr. Kleinfinger, Chairman of the Association Dentaire Française, for according us full access to all data and his expert knowledge on autoclave use in France; Pr.

The purpose of this review was to describe current knowledge on drug use among premature babies and their implication in kidney injury development, as well as to highlight available strategies for early detection of renal damage.