Sentence examples for mark knowledge from inspiring English sources

If the dynamics mark knowledge, one would predict that the diminishing of action dynamics over correct trials should be more substantial compared to incorrect trials, for which there was likely more uncertainty.

The boxer's gloves are marked "knowledge" and "advocacy" to blacken the eyes of her foe, "poverty".

Consequently, the test format has altered several times and currently consists of a machine marked knowledge test of SBA items and an OSCE.

The respondent obtained one mark on knowledge for each correct answer they gave.

Spacecraft position can be calculated using visual marks and knowledge of spatial configuration of observing spacecraft.

Thus "perception has one of the two marks of knowledge, infallibility" (Cornford 1935, 58); "and, if we can accept Protagoras' identification of what appears to me with what is, ignoring the addition 'for me' and the distinction between being and becoming, the case will be complete".

Only one student scored 100% marks in knowledge test in the immediate posttraining assessment.

Intelligence in behavior is a mark of such knowledge.

These findings complement the relatively small number of other population-level studies that have been done to date (Cridland and Thornton 2010; Mackay et al. 2012; Feulner et al. 2013; Montgomery et al. 2013), and to our knowledge mark the first study of this type in plants.

The Verbal Reasoning score and the UKCAT Total score both demonstrated some univariate correlations with clinical knowledge marks, and slightly less with clinical skills.

Most participants, 224 50.6%) had moderate scores (5 8 marks) on specific knowledge while 205(46.3%) had high scores (9 12 marks) on their knowledge with regard to the risk factors and prevention of BD.