More generally, although we have tried to substantiate the physiological plausibility of the DCM presented here by examining a wide range of model parameters, we suspect its accuracy can be improved by more informed physiological knowledge.
The article finds that while the policy context can be used to identify a theoretically informed knowledge brokering strategy, in practice a strategy's 'success' is more informed by practical considerations, such as whether the tool development process is knowledge or demand driven.
But it's impossible to have that debate without informed knowledge.
"We are traveling, getting much more informed, and the information gives us useful knowledge," he said.
The Americans are more informed by learning from the local knowledge of their Burmese counterparts who work in a media landscape that is opening up in new ways here.
Participants who reported having a treatment preference at study entry, seeing more than one pre-study doctor, having sexual function issues, and higher prostate cancer knowledge reported being more informed.
29 The study found that the 163 women randomised to use the decision aid had better knowledge and felt more informed than the 165 women randomised to receive usual care.
With or without preparation, the picking and grinding and staring which will now ensue is inevitable – prior knowledge would simply make it more informed.
In today's competitive market, companies need to use discovery knowledge techniques to make better, more informed decisions.
In today's knowledge sharing economy, customers are more informed about their and are more willing to use their voices with unprecedented scale and amplification.
