Sentence examples for knowledge sum from inspiring English sources
Prior cognitive performance in medical school seems to be the best predictor for all kinds of knowledge in our setting: NME-I performance is highly correlated with performance in CKT (P=0.004), KFP (P=0.025), PST (P=0.001), and overall procedural knowledge (sum of KFP+PST; P=0.001).
In univariate analysis, performance in procedural knowledge (sum of KFP+PST) was significantly correlated with the results in (1) the conceptual knowledge test (CKT), (2) the intended future career as hospital based doctor, (3) the duration of clinical clerkships, and (4) the results in the written German National Medical Examination Part I on preclinical subjects (NME-I).
Composite scores were developed for conceptually related items, including CRC knowledge (sum of eight items, possible range of scores 0 to 8), CRC awareness (sum of five items, possible range of scores 0 to 5), and behavioral intentions to promote CRC education (mean of six items).
An influential 1999 report by Merrill Lynch analysts, titled "The Book of Knowledge," sums up the investment case in favor of for-profit schools.
The breadth of human knowledge summed up in a one minute's worth of stop-motion animation shot in-camera and in sequence from beginning to end.
The overall performance in both procedural knowledge tests (sum of KFP and PST) was weakly correlated with the performance in conceptual knowledge test (CKT) (r(sum of KFP+PST / CKT =0.27; P=0.017).
Furthermore, we obtain new (up to our knowledge) magic sum rules for the reverse Kullback Leibler divergence with respect to the Marchenko Pastur or Kesten McKay distributions.
Similarly, the two items for innate knowledge were summed.
We are shifting from a world where the key source of strategic advantage was in protecting and extracting value from a given set of knowledge stocks — the sum total of what we know at any point in time, which is now depreciating at an accelerating pace — into a world in which the focus of value creation is effective participation in knowledge flows, which are constantly being renewed.
GERD-knowledge test score (GERD-knowledge) was the sum of correct responses giving a score range from 0 – 24.
The brightest minds in the world are at the point, now, where almost all of them can access the sum knowledge of the world.
