9 41 42 Although the findings of the current study suggest that the health and economic consequences of obesity are recognised, knowledge surrounding how obesity should be treated remains disputed and inconsistent among practitioners.
Recognising knowledge diffusion as an important part of the innovation process, Galindo and Méndez (2014) established, through a Schumpeterian model, that innovation and entrepreneurship share positive relationship with economic growth leading to a circular effect with all the three variables exerting positive effects on each other.
Although it is generally recognised that our knowledge of the deep pelagic ocean is inadequate [9], [11], it is useful to understand the extent to which this is unusual compared with other regions of the marine environment.
Healthcare professionals acknowledged parents' need to understand aspects of each of the eight disciplinary knowledge bases relating to their child's management and recognised parents' expert knowledge of their child, found ways to mobilise this knowledge, and wove parents' expertise into the management plan.
Most health professionals recognised that knowledge and understanding of their client's migration history and social circumstances was relevant to the provision of high quality care.
This paper asks, however, whether such projects are also able to realise the goal that is frequently claimed for such projects, of recognising the diverse knowledge of students and their communities.
It is interesting to note that, if the harvest was indeed performed at an initial phase of embryonic infection, phenotype might have been difficult to recognise without prior knowledge of the interaction.
12 Traditionally assessment of education was based on knowledge tests; however, it is recognised today that knowledge alone is insufficient to predict performance in practice.
A total of 240 mothers, representing 77.7% of mothers who reported their ability to recognise NNJ or 55.7% of those with reported prior knowledge of NNJ recognised the effect of NNJ as poor feeding, irritability, abnormal cry, abnormal body stretching or abnormal eye movement.
If they tried to deny their genuine birthday, the brain scan gave them away: they had concealed knowledge, they recognised their date of birth but denied it, and the machine caught them 100% of the time.
The importance of integrating scientific evidence into clinical practice so as to improve care is well recognised; however, translation of knowledge into practice does not generally happen automatically.
