There is another label, knowledge partners, for marketers that are paying an estimated $1 million to $7 million to become sponsors of Sharecare.com.com
We preferred experimental nuclear over membrane label because knowledge of the exact positions of the nucleus as center of gravity of the cells facilitates analysis and classification of cell movements.
A resulting aggregated total score of deviations of items from the YHP-profile (n = 21) was labelled 'objective knowledge of the profession', (the smaller the deviation, the higher the score for objective knowledge) in contrast with the 'subjective knowledge of the profession' as derived from the questionnaire.
GT: The model for a label was the knowledge of all the independent labels, and in particular our neighbours Chiswick Records and Stiff Records, who were already doing it in our backyard.
The results confirm that for these pairs of diseases, lacking the label or associated knowledge of the disease, the disorders that are more likely to be covered by the media are not considered to be objectively worse.
However, little is known about the frequency of nutrition facts label reading or knowledge of federal programs and health outcomes in at-risk populations such as adolescents who are beginning to make food purchases for themselves.
From Plato to the modern era, the label of knowledge has required the demonstration of some action or application characteristic.
The evidence shows that exposure to graphic warning labels increases smokers' knowledge of the health risks of smoking, and their intentions to quit, the likelihood that they attempt to quit and, most important, successful quitting.
Panelists labeled Cluster 7 "Knowledge of CAM".
Limited understanding of pesticide container labels, lack of knowledge of alternative approaches, and difficulties in obtaining adequate personal protective equipment occur because of lack of interest, resources or commitment among governmental and industry actors [ 6].
