Sentence examples for section knowledge from inspiring English sources

Please note the different linking to chemical properties compared to the simplified example in Section "Knowledge representation".

As will be discussed in next section, knowledge of the beveled planes is not significantly important to fabricate protected convex corners.

Overall, total score of the section "knowledge" for the selected questions accounted for 27.5% of the maximum possible score.

We do this by first discussing relevant insights from studies about science society relations and the potential of the science management interface in the context of climate change (see section " Knowledge utilization in policy and in management").

Education level inconsistently influenced some knowledge, attitudes and practices regarding reheating and refreezing foods, cross-contamination and transmission of HBV, but curiously the 13-year level performed significantly better than the 16-year or more in the section knowledge, though multivariate logistic regression analysis did not support the finding.

"We are looking for especially open-minded, flexible scientists, preferably with a broad cross-section knowledge," nanomaterial project leader Andreas Gutsch tells Next Wave.

The KAP – questionnaire except for the demographic data is structured in three main sections: Knowledge concerning antibiotics (section A), attitude concerning the use of antibiotics (section B), and practise concerning the use of antibiotics (section C).

Extending previous research that had looked at faculty knowledge of assessment, the FRAS was designed to have four sections: knowledge of assessment terms, frequency of assessment practice, confidence in conducting assessment activities, and positive/negative attitudes toward assessment.

In addition to demographic information, the questionnaire consisted of four other sections: knowledge of HIV/AIDS (fifteen items) [ 13, 14], public attitudes regarding HIV/AIDS (three items) [ 14], willingness to participate in a free HIV test (one item), and reasons for not being willing to take a free HIV test (one item).

The first section concerned knowledge factors – respondents were asked to rank their perceived current and desired level of knowledge on 9 CTP-related topics (see Table  1) using a 5-point Likert scale (1: very poor; 5: very good).

In the first section on knowledge of the PHSHT services, the results reflected that the pregnant women have not enough knowledge about the PHSHT services.