The questionnaire (see Additional file 1), developed after a phase of preliminary interviews [ 12], comprised around thirty closed questions and some open-ended questions on three main topics: knowledge of the concept of QoL and of existing assessment tools, use in actual practice (regularity of use, obstacles to use); expectations regarding the ideal tool; and expected impact of these approaches.
That lets us conclude that the possibility of obtaining spare parts and technical advice is good in this particular case, even though the main knowledge about the technical specifications of the system is currently connected to one particular individual.
The encyclopedia cemented the movement's main claim: that knowledge of the human world, and the identification of its fundamental principles, would pave the path of progress.
Although Charvaka doctrine had disappeared by the end of the medieval period, its onetime importance is confirmed by the lengthy attempts to refute it found in both Buddhist and orthodox Hindu philosophical texts, which also constitute the main sources for knowledge of the doctrine.
The main result requires knowledge of the weighted L2 uncertainty level.
The main predictors of knowledge of the mental/physical health link were higher age, higher educational status and working in a high care facility.
The questionnaire was designed to obtain information on the professional characteristics of the obstetric care givers, awareness of the partograph, main source of knowledge of the partograph, its benefit and whether or not they routinely employ it in labour management.
Results are presented below under four main headings: (1) knowledge of the guidelines; (2) reactions to the PA targets; (3) reactions to the SB targets; (4) feelings towards the guidelines.
The interested visitor is then navigated to the more in-depth content of the main knowledge base.
His account, A Boke or Counseill Against the Disease Commonly Called the Sweate, or Sweatyng Sicknesse (1552), is the main historical source of knowledge of the extraordinary disease.
