Sentence examples for related knowledge of from inspiring English sources
Primary care providers receive special training by the project team, including the related knowledge of TB and DM, especially the association between TB and DM; the related nutritional deficiencies and the role of micronutrients in cell-mediated immunity.
Question can be generated to test the grammatical, vocabulary, content or subject related knowledge of a learner (Brown et al., 2005; Lee & Seneff, 2007; Lin, Sung, & Chen, 2007).
The result shows that the novel approach is effective in revealing the related knowledge of the QFD team and facilitating NPD decision making.
Scientific writing is just one aspect of this; others include project management, personnel management, grant writing (which is, of course, related), knowledge of intellectual property issues, and so on.
There are slightly gender differences in discriminatory behaviours and stigma related knowledge of mental illness among community mental health staff, with female staff in general less stigmatising.
This study is of paramount importance because to date, in our literature search we didn't find any study evaluating diabetes related knowledge of both trainee residents and nurses in this region.
We demonstrated the influence of experience related knowledge on the recognition of objects and their relations at behavioral and neural levels.
They suggest a possibility of generalisable related knowledge and of systematic design decision support for design rationalisation beyond the immediate context of foam-like space frame structures.
The survey instrument, constructed and administered in English, contained 44 questions regarding HIV and AIDS related knowledge, sources of information and need for further education of dental students.
This paper presents insight from the study of TB related knowledge and attitudes of different key community members (KCMs) in rural Bangladesh.
Questionnaire surveys have been broadly used to assess health related knowledge, attitudes or behavior of participants.
