Sentence examples for quantified knowledge from inspiring English sources

The translation of the quantified knowledge of GORD's natural history into predicted risk score together with the kinetic curve will be vital for developing individually tailored prevention and screening programmes, to identify candidates for potential interventions, and to determine optimal timing of proposed interventions.

Meta-analysis is a relevant statistical method to aggregate data from previous published research and to quantify knowledge (St-Pierre, 2001; Sauvant et al., 2008).

This investigation attempts to quantify knowledge of modifiable risk factors of CASHD as sampled among an Indian population at a large metropolitan hospital.

Measuring changes in knowledge level was a key outcome for the CHF PSMS, however quantifying knowledge and ensuring that the change observed is neither random nor the result of measurement error is challenging, especially with a small sample size.

Keeping a record of all activities performed during residency and thereafter is a way of quantifying knowledge and competence, informing future accreditation, appraisal, continuing professional development needs and the requirements of potential employers.

BrdUrd-labeled thymic cells were quantified without knowledge of treatment.

We therefore conducted an educational needs assessment among Canadian physicians to quantify perceived knowledge levels and identify knowledge and practice gaps.

It involves acquiring knowledge from sea ice experts, quantifying such knowledge as computational entities and ultimately building an intelligent classifier.

Motivated by the challenges of quantifying expert knowledge as a decision basis, we presented an expert knowledge-based dynamic maintenance task assignment model by using discrete stress strength interference (DSSI) theory.

To quantify clinician knowledge and bias regarding the role of chemotherapy for stage IV non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

This paper develops two different methods to quantify prior knowledge during geotechnical characterization of a project site.