The sudden decline of amphibian and reptile populations worldwide, beginning in the 1980s and '90s, made it especially urgent "to obtain direct, on-site knowledge of what is going on," he said.
But his misleading previous assertions about the Cairo museum break-in, where his own on-site knowledge must have (or should have) differed from his public pronouncements, is less excusable.
To inform the design process, more than 50 on-site interviews with knowledge workers were conducted at six companies ranging from dot.com startups to Fortune 100 corporations.
He added that the officials on site professed no knowledge of how NTV had learned of the raid.
To understand what impact the possible loss of populations may have on overall genetic diversity of the species and to inform seed sourcing for rehabilitation of mine sites, knowledge is needed on the level and structure of genetic diversity within the species.
If I had to survive on one knowledge site, this would be it.
When assessed immediately following course completion, the median gain in Biostatistics knowledge compared to baseline was higher among students participating in the on-site course format (28% median knowledge gain), than those in the on-line course format (11% median knowledge gain; p = 0.02) (Table 2).
Though baseline HCV knowledge was poor in this population, a brief on-site educational intervention improved both knowledge and acceptability of HCV testing and care.
The interview questionnaire focused on delivery care practices, including decision-making on delivery site, and knowledge of demand generation strategies (schemes or incentives).
Amateurs were welcome to perform simple experiments on site to enhance their knowledge.
Providers included in this study were identified through our on-site program implementers with extensive knowledge about the areas.
