Sentence examples for measuring knowledge of from inspiring English sources

The concern is less about measuring knowledge of chemistry or literature than about harder to define skills like critical thinking and problem-solving.

The Knowledge about Older Patients-Quiz (KOP-Q) is designed as a unidimensional scale measuring knowledge of hospital nurses about older patients.

Although the revised instrument remains imperfect, since the psychometrics were good, the TTCI gives a broad (and the only available measure) for measuring knowledge of phylogenetic trees.

One was a PET based on which students were homogenized in terms of language proficiency and another was a research made collocation test for measuring knowledge of non-congruent collocation.

Nehm and colleagues' important work on measuring knowledge of natural selection (Nehm and Reilly 2007; Nehm and Schonfeld 2008) very thoroughly addresses the use of multiple assessments, including the CINS and open-response instruments, to measure diversity and frequency of key concepts in student answers about evolution.

It was another embarrassment for U.S. schools: America's 12th-graders ranked in the lower third among 21 nations in tests measuring knowledge of math and science.

It supposedly measures knowledge of basic math and science, history and the arts and humanities.

We measured knowledge of research on medical practices using a summary knowledge score from 10 questions based on the content of the informational aids.

In the study we tried to make a comprehensive questionnaire to measure knowledge of apparently healthy individuals.

The purpose of this study was to measure knowledge of cultural variations of health beliefs and practices, especially among Hispanic patients, in a population of medical students at a historically black medical college.

The CINS is a selected-response instrument designed to measure knowledge of ten fundamental principles of evolution by natural selection (Anderson et al. 2002).