Example 2: Learning outcome referring to attitude Example 3: Learning outcome referring to skill "The foundation has been laid for the ability to integrate and interpret knowledge and to think and act in a problem-solving way".
"Formulate answerable background and foreground questions on diagnosis, therapy, prognosis and harm". 5. Synthesising data Example 2: Learning outcome referring to attitude Example 3: Learning outcome referring to skill "The foundation has been laid for the ability to integrate and interpret knowledge and to think and act in a problem-solving way".
It is tempting to interpret the Knowledge as a uniquely British institution: an expression of the national passion for order and competence, and a democratization of what P. G. Wodehouse winkingly called the feudal spirit, putting an army of hyperefficient Jeeveses on the road, ready to be flagged down by any passing Bertie Wooster.
The model in the computer system has to interpret expert knowledge in a dynamic way, using its own formal language.
These observations suggest that comparisons of CRBSI rates in different ICUs remain difficult to interpret without knowledge of local practices.
A similar approach was used to interpret the knowledge of HEWs on danger symptoms, danger signs, and complications in pregnancy.
We adapted the Ethiopian university scoring system to interpret HEWs' knowledge on contents of ANC counseling, danger signs, danger symptoms, and complications in pregnancy.
The intriguing question 'how to interpret limited knowledge?' remains a matter of dispute: the proof of science is in the discussion.
These cell biological approaches detail the complexities of the cell types in normal breast, but until these hierarchies are better defined it is difficult to interpret current knowledge in relation to immortalizing events and heterogeneity in breast cancer.
They have highlevel medical domain-expert knowledge to perform their research, to interpret newly gained knowledge and patterns in their data, but in practice rather only have basic or rudimentary computation know-how.
