Sentence examples for relevance and knowledge from inspiring English sources

Figure  3 depicts the correlation between perceived relevance and knowledge retention ratio for each year group.

Students are asked to complete a pretest to assess perceived relevance and knowledge of IL and SL skills before SMILE is assigned.

Feedback on lectures focused on clarity of aims/objectives, delivery, content, relevance and tutor knowledge.

It is tempting to suggest that the higher scores in EBP Relevance and in knowledge of EBP Terminology reflect more effective training for these characteristics in current curricula than the characteristics of Confidence and Practice of EBP.

Several conditions for knowledge use and productive science policy interfaces have been identified that emphasize the importance of, amongst others, (1) credibility, relevance and accessibility of knowledge, (2) the communication skills of knowledge producers, and (3) the receptiveness of knowledge users (Jones et al. 1999).

3. Assess the relevance and influence of knowledge management (KM) on Responsibility/Trust (R&T) and Barriers/Threats (B&T).

Against the background of the increasing relevance of international co-operation and knowledge networks, the relevance of local buzz for R&D activities is being called into doubt.

Clusters and networks (and networks of clusters and networks) express a crucial relevance for knowledge and innovation.

There is significant value and relevance to indigenous expertise and knowledge in terms of understanding the local environment.

The initial draft of the survey employed here (cf. Hawley et al 2009) comprised six scales assessing various belief systems (e.g., religious), attitudes (e.g., about the relevance of evolutionary theory), and knowledge of biological topics (i.e., genetics).

This was a judgmental selection based on the participant's knowledge of the subject of study, the participant's role in the selected health institutions, and our evaluation and/or perception of the relevance of that role and knowledge to the research topic [ 19].