Sentence examples for knowledge texts from inspiring English sources

There were four courses, two for each level of previous knowledge (high or low previous knowledge texts), to counterbalance presentation order.

A survey of CAM practitioners (including 68 N/HMPs) attitudes and use of evidence in Australia found that published clinical evidence ranked fourth in information source preference with traditional knowledge, texts and clinical practice guidelines being given priority.

To the best of our knowledge, text classification using character-level representations and deep neural networks has been previously investigated by only one research group [1], and we are the first to propose a more compact character embedding and to investigate its implications on neural network design.

The interactions include direct (physical) and indirect (functional) associations derived from genomic context, high-throughput experiments, coexpression, and previous knowledge (text mining) (Franceschini et al. 2013).

Although powerful in their ability to make a very effective usage of the available knowledge, text mining approaches show a strong bias toward the identification of straightforward candidates for which abundant knowledge is already available [14].

Continued patient-practitioner contact, on site or by email, has been associated with weight loss, 36 but to our knowledge text messaging has not been tested previously in this context.

Bogus gives short shrift to Buckley's intimate knowledge of texts and thinkers his father never encountered, his intellectual mentors (notably Whittaker Chambers and Willmoore Ken­dall), and his books, none of which are analyzed in detail.

Here, the lines aren't drawn between right and left in the traditional political sense, but between those who defend the idea of a distinct body of knowledge and texts that students should master and those who focus more on modes of inquiry and interpretation.

The authors speculate that the aPFC may play a role in coordinating the internal and external modes of thought that are necessary for integrating new knowledge from texts with prior knowledge.

To extract knowledge from texts in the ANDSystem, the shallow parsing method was applied.

For example, text about reasons mentioned by researchers for not actively sharing knowledge and text originating from a municipal health service interviewee about who he/she thought should coordinate cooperation was coded as 'institutional' and 'intermediary', as it provided information on the intermediary role.