Introduction to Know Best

Additionally, this helps fulfil patient needs, because pharmacists know best what is beneficial for patient self-care.

Equally important, by engaging parents of young children with cerebral palsy (CP), and at least one adult with CP, they did what the developers of the Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) did not do in 1995 – they asked the people who know best! (This is now standard and appropriate practice in this kind of research).

In the Netherlands, the context that I know best, the word transformative is less used in the sense of ‘transformative education’ as described by Kennedy.

Based on a natural assumption that an item with a better property is more popular among users who prefer that property, in short, "experts know best", we introduce one discriminative and two generative models with which user preferences and item-qualitative scores are inferred from user-item interactions.

It is always pleasing and reassuring to find an anthropological analysis devoted to exploring the same issues that took our attention in our own fieldwork, especially one based on ethnographic grounds radically different from the ones we know best—in my case, lowland South American indigenous societies; more specifically, the Aweti, a Tupi-speaking people who live in the upper reaches of the Xingu River (see Vanzolini 2015).

The long-awaited book by Margaret Spufford (1935–2014) has been completed by Susan Mee, a continuation of Spufford’s work on inventories that textile and dress historians know best from The Great R.

Full of audacity and an “I know best” attitude, the Israeli’s rough and impatient negotiating skills have sealed billions of dollars in deals and have cemented Israel’s role as a world leader in twenty-first-century business and technology.

The “we know best” approach is not effective in a world that is sceptical of the “old power” represented by medical experts and institutions.

This reform assumes that schools face strong incentives to use their resources to maximise pupil attainment and that they know best how to spend their money to achieve this aim.

However, enterprises know best about the demand for talents in the market and also know best the knowledge and ability structure of the required talents.

Data ab o ut  convenience and risk factor was collected by interview with persons who consider as  those who  know best about the site and do marine culture for living.

“The latter is undoubtedly far more headline grabbing than the former, but that should not detract from the genuine complaints of the persistent undermining and undervaluing of some women doctors and staff, together with a corrosive and combative culture of ‘I’m right, and you’re wrong, and I know best, and you don’t know what ….

Most mango smallholders devote their time to what they know best, growing but leaving the harvesting and handling of mangoes to other partners in supply chain, mainly preharvest contractors.

We know best what is most useful about the world, in the sense that what we know enables us to behave effectively in the world.

There’s an emphasis on technological development and its social and economic impact—and a strong American bias because that’s the milieu I know best.

In contrast, at East Surrey Hospital, open access to the inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) service through telephone, email and a web-based portal known as Patients Know Best is offered to all people with IBD, putting them at the centre of the care pathway.

Leadership is always associated with change, however, under continuously changing conditions of the competitive environment, managers may not always be initiators of positive changes, and employees themselves often know best what could facilitate their work and make it more successful.

There are five respondents as experts in the environmental engineering field and industrial estate management, who know best the condition in Cikarang Industrial Estate.