Sentence examples for A deficiency in knowledge from inspiring English sources
Studies indicate a deficiency in knowledge of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) among adolescents, yet adolescents comprise 25% of the sexually active (SA) population and account for 48% of STIs acquired annually.
External peer judgements and most error taxonomies 6 9 consider that errors in patient examination, deficiency in investigation, or undertaking procedures signal a deficiency in knowledge and skills.
This study provides evidence of a deficiency in RNs' knowledge, especially regarding the adverse renal and cardiovascular effects of NSAIDs.
FPs expressed a deficiency in their knowledge of the specific anxiety disorders, and saw this deficiency as a potential cause of underdiagnosis in these patients.
You may have had ten hours of theory or twenty hours of theory, but sooner or later you'll have to take the plunge and deal with it in practice.' (FG1, P4) Some GPs reported a deficiency in theoretical knowledge upon graduation e.g. with respect to pharmacology, because of an excess of attention and lectures on psychology and communication skills.
This indicates a serious deficiency in knowledge of basic maternal and neonatal care.
A significant deficiency in knowledge and skills has been observed among students who were not trained for family medicine in a PHCC setting.
He struggled to get his words out through his bloated cheeks, but was not so proud that he couldn't admit a deficiency in his lifelong knowledge of the snake.. Terrorists are building drones.
And this time it is not due to a deficiency in my medical knowledge.The patient didn't have any questions; but he should have.
In contrast, other data shows that PBL may be associated with a deficiency in profession-relevant knowledge and writing skills regarding reports or articles [ 2].
The findings from this study suggest a deficiency in UK oncologist's knowledge about FP options and highlights that the provision of information to patients about FP may be sub-optimal.
