The field has a sixty year history of interdisciplinary, and is therefore a ripe source for closer investigation into time trends of knowledge.
To design a model to capture information on the state and trends of knowledge creation, at both an individual and an organizational level, in order to enhance knowledge management.
To fulfill the trends of knowledge-intensive in collaborative manufacturing development, we have described multi agent architecture supporting knowledge-based platform of collaborative manufacturing development platform.
These variation on knowledge and use of the SM, FP and GBV vouchers has also been demonstrated among targeted clients in the same program setting with a similar trend of better knowledge and use of SM and least knowledge and use of GBVR vouchers [ 23].
God knows I've been there — my memory ain't quite what it used to be, perhaps due in part to a general trend of externalizing knowledge — but the team wants Annotary to help fill in those gaps.
There was a trend of lesser knowledge among the Hispanic/Latina participants in the survey.
Given that the brunt of stroke is currently borne in sub-Saharan Africa, it is particularly important to understand the trend of community knowledge of stroke in the region and the associated factors.
Results from the 2005 RDHS show a similar trend of HIV knowledge although figures are much higher; 51% of young women and 54% of young men age 15-24 were shown to have a comprehensive knowledge (Use of condom and limiting sexual intercourse to one faithful uninfected partner) of the means of prevention and transmission of HIV/AIDS.
And I found it a little disturbing that the trend of "self-knowledge through self-tracking" has expanded to become even more of cradle-to-the-grave commitment. .
There was a trend for association of knowledge of partner status with facility delivery in HIV-uninfected women, suggesting that knowledge of partner status may be a general marker of the strength of the couple's relationship and potentially the male partner's investment in the new infant.
