An informed choice is one in which knowledge is adequate, with attitudes and intentions being consistent (ie, positive attitudes with positive intentions or negative attitudes with negative intentions).
Clinicians felt the parent knowledge was adequate, although scoring it lower than the parents themselves.
The surgeon's medical knowledge was adequate, but barely so, it said.
However, part of the physicians who did not answer many knowledge statements correct, did think their knowledge was adequate.
Trigger knowledge was adequate in 56.8 % of participants and was significantly associated with age, sex, and professional status.
Overall knowledge was adequate in 43.2 % of participants and significantly associated with age, sex, marital status, and professional status.
Rural migrant women with limited education are more likely to get knowledge of pregnancy from friends and relatives; meanwhile, their experience of pregnancy and delivery made them believe their maternal health knowledge was adequate.
However, since the education level in the Netherlands is relatively high and even here the knowledge level is low, it is not to be expected that the knowledge level is adequate in other countries.
However, it is not known whether the knowledge of HEWs is adequate.
The results show that the proposed approach is adequate to support knowledge sharing and reuse, allowing: (a) knowledge representation and organization; (b) distributed knowledge inference and retrieval; (c) management of organizational knowledge on manufacturing environments with distributed resources.
It should, of course, be understood that, even when using MUSCLE alignments as input, we still base our results on the prior knowledge that the chosen template is adequate for homology modelling (target template TM score >0.50; see Section 2.8).
