The educational qualifications of the respondents (i.e., whether they had a dental degree) and receiving previous advice or education on tooth avulsion were significant variables in explaining the likelihood of answering a majority of the knowledge-based questions correctly in our logistic regression model.
All participants had visited practitioners from more than one provider group for their back pain, and in the vast majority of cases, the knowledge gained from such experiences was talked about as a significant influence on current and future decision-making.
So far, case series constitute the vast majority of the available knowledge in this age group.
However, the vast majority of the available knowledge in this acute setting results from noncontrolled trials and case series of small size.
The majority of the existing knowledge of the tissue response to indwelling brain implants has emerged from the study of neuron recording devices, which can in some cases function successfully in the brain to record neural activity for weeks or months.
The majority of our knowledge of the cerebral cortex has been gained through the use of animal models but, although the neocortex is similarly organized in all mammals, the complexity of human cerebral cortical development greatly exceeds that of any animal (Rakic, 2009; Hill and Walsh, 2005).
The majority of our knowledge about the hypoxic response in the skin is derived from studies on HIF-1α, therefore, this review will primarily focus on the role of HIF-1 in the skin and in melanoma.
The majority of current knowledge regarding the genetics of tooth eruption and tooth development has been acquired from studies involving transgenic mice and other model organisms, including fish and reptiles, as well as from clinical genetic studies of humans with congenital disorders in which dental abnormalities are a feature.
The majority of the tenants are knowledge- and technology-intensive firms, developing or producing hardware (e.g., oil and chemical spill recovery systems) or software products (e.g., mobile applications or web-based tools).
