Sentence examples for treatment knowledge from inspiring English sources

This study adds to this body of knowledge by identifying the main factor associated with accurate treatment knowledge as being knowledgeable about postnatal mental health.

Also during active orthodontic treatment, knowledge of the morphology of the alveolar bone is important.

Given the promising future of lactadherin, both in diagnostic imaging and for anti-inflammatory treatment, knowledge of the kinetics of the compound is highly relevant.

This is distinct from the question of whether communication or information transmission between dentists and dental technicians is adequate, but rather relates to implant treatment knowledge, especially decisions about which prostheses and other treatment tools to use.

Since most industrial and research applications of chalcogenide materials require advanced thermal treatment, knowledge of their thermal properties is of critical importance for both materials scientists and application engineers.

With the help of a newly designed virtual disassembly tool based on the MTM-UAS methods, it is now possible to transfer waste treatment knowledge gained from batteries at the end of their life phase to research and development.

Depression, stigma, HIV-treatment knowledge, healthcare relationship and belief about medication and HIV-symptom index may affect adherence in a time-dependent manner and are being measured before and after 6 months of patients' ART using validated scales.

This similarity can potentially help care givers in the decision making process while utilizing outcomes and treatments knowledge gathered from similar disease cases from the past.

This stratification actually comes for free in the semantic treatment of knowledge, where knowledge is formalised as a modal operator.

There is much new research on focal segmental sclerosis (Mourning himself has contributed $2 million to research and treatment), and knowledge of the disease is expanding rapidly.

The treatment of knowledge as contingent and provisional commands a range of comparisons, from "Rashomon" to Richard Rorty; reference points for Conrad's fragmentary method include Picasso and T. S. Eliot — who took the epigraph of "The Hollow Men" from "Heart of Darkness".