Sentence examples for shown low knowledge from inspiring English sources

This study has shown low knowledge of HIV status, especially amongst men, in a poor rural area of South Africa.

Students showed low knowledge of safe sex information: the average knowledge test score was 3.38 correct responses out of a possible 6, for a correct response percentage of just 56.3% (3.38/6).

The training workshop pre-test and initial self-assessment of the healthcare workers showed low knowledge of and skills in basic primary diabetes care and psychosocial approaches, which significantly improved after the training.

Both genders showed low knowledge of the right to continued medical treatment to which they are otherwise entitled in the case of withdrawal of consent, with no significant difference by gender (p =0.82) (Table  2).

Most other studies of osteoporosis knowledge levels have shown low levels, but these have been in highly selected populations or have not used validated instruments to measure osteoporosis knowledge [ 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 29- 32].

20 Our study population showed low overall knowledge of the causes of CVD.

The PU Knowledge Test showed low level in PU knowledge among nurses with the lowest score in themes related to PU etiology, preventive measures to reduce amount of pressure/shear, and risk assessment.

The research on cognitive engagement is less conclusive, with some studies suggesting that Facebook participation is related to academic persistence (Fagioli et al., 2015) and self-regulation (Dougherty & Andercheck, 2014) while other studies show low levels of knowledge construction in Facebook posts (Hou et al., 2015), particularly when compared to discussions held in the LMS.

Male partners also showed low levels of knowledge about contraception.

Many other studies in LMICs also showed low level of knowledge [ 6– 8, 10] compared to the developed world [ 18].

The study showed low levels of knowledge of obstetric danger signs and low levels of birth preparedness among women with pregnancy complications during the antepartum period.