Further research should compare how unprompted and prompted knowledge are related to attitudes and help-seeking behaviour.
In the other program locations, prompted knowledge was far lower, ranging from 39.4% to 68.5% of respondents.
Overall, the average prompted knowledge of heart diseases (median 79.3%) was 11.5% lower than the average attitudes (median 67.8%) and nearly 31.1% higher than the average practices (median 48.2%).
Only in northern Uganda, where virtually all women were able to identify at least one modern family planning method when prompted, were levels of knowledge comparable to Africa overall, where the median level of prompted knowledge of at least one modern method was 92.6%.
While the first motivation may prompt sharing knowledge and the second listening, the third could involve bracketing one's personal truth.
Should this new knowledge prompt us to rethink where we draw legal boundaries between minors and adults?
To this end, the NEXT ENERGY Fuel Cells Division is focused on three research topics – micro-CHP systems, materials, and characterisation – which work in close cooperation and profit from the prompt exchange of knowledge and experimental results.
But Mr. Urrutia said the knowledge prompted him to become more religious and to start behaving better toward his wife and two adopted children.
Consequently, the interpretation of surface EMGs recorded from pinnate muscles unlikely prompts from current knowledge.
In September 2014, Hermès and fellow fashion billionaire Bernard Arnault's LVMH group reached an agreement to distribute LVMH's 23% stake in the luxury goods company to its shareholders, settling a four-year dispute launched when LVMH accumulated the stock without its rival's knowledge prompting speculation Arnault was planning a takeover.
Sylvia: Resistance and knowledge prompts change.
