Some of our knowledge is informed by headlines and news reports, some by blockbuster movies.
Credible knowledge is informed by two sources: scientific evidence, and practice-based evidence, that reflects the "real world" experience of service providers.
The content of the dementia knowledge quiz was informed by reviewing the available literature relating to dementia and driving.
25 26 Development of the knowledge measure was informed by the UK General Medical Council guidelines relating to screening, which recommend that people should be aware of the potential for screening to prevent death from bowel cancer, but also understand the potential risks (including the possibility of false positive and false negative results).
"To our knowledge Mr. Moussaoui, who was informed at the time of this arrest by the U.S. authorities of his right to normal consular protection, does not wish to use that benefit," Mr. Rivasseau said.
Colin Firth, who stars in the film as Eric Lomax, a real-life railway enthusiast from Scotland who struggled to cope both with his brutal treatment when incarcerated, and with the emotional scars such suffering left him later in life, explained how his knowledge of the period was informed not by history classes or cinema but though reading and conversations with a family friend.
Main outcome measure The primary end point was "informed choice," comprising "knowledge," "attitude," and "combination of actual and planned uptake".
Knowledge workers are informed by their work and capturing the "wrong" tasks forces them to bypass the IS.
Much of the current knowledge has been informed by targeted gene deletion experiments and gain-of-functional analysis.
Althusser's initial revisions to his understanding of the social structure and knowledge production were informed by a renewed attention to the works of Lenin and by a seminar he convened at the ENS in 1967 for leading scientists and interested students.
