Sentence examples for sample of knowledge from inspiring English sources

We believe that they are a generally representative sample of knowledge management capabilities of EHRs, with the possible exception that smaller and niche vendors are not well represented.

In order to establish the relative importance of each research use subaction and generate this scoring system, we conducted conjoint analysis with a sample of knowledge translation experts.

We chose these databases because we felt that they were offering a good sample of knowledge dissemination within the medical field (PubMed) as well as the business field (ABI Inform).

The total population-based sample size was 690; 145 respondents were drawn from the local sample of Knowledge Networks' KnowledgePanel®, a survey system with an address-based sample frame that provides non-Internet capable households with a laptop computer and free Internet access.

Snowden is greeting his new hosts, appealing to Hong Kong to treat him fairly, and offering a sample of his knowledge of U.S. hacking against Chinese targets.

This investigation is based on a sample of current knowledge about HF biomarkers and the human interactome.

Only 50% of the sample had knowledge of non-sexual transmission of HIV/AIDS.

Wanda's fierce gaze tells us that she has sampled the tree of knowledge, that she knows the ways of the world.

Further research should involve longitudinal studies with randomized sampling, the analysis of knowledge of workers about the CE and its applicability and use, by means of validated questionnaires and to observe the consistency of behaviour in relation to the CE.

In order to test this hypothesis, it would be necessary to include a sample of participants whose knowledge and practice was identified as non-compliant with guidelines at baseline.

First, the data presented in the Kline reports were based on interviews with pesticide manufacturers and formulators or professional applicators, and the accuracy of the information depends on the number of interviews, the representativeness of the sample, the knowledge and cooperativeness of the respondents, and the complexity of the market.