Sentence examples for A deficit in knowledge from inspiring English sources

Many scientific surveys have clearly shown a deficit in knowledge about the risks of diagnostic imaging among medical professionals, both referring doctors and radiological staff.

This lack of funding has created a deficit in knowledge that has left humans in the dark about the basic biology of large wild animals and how to live with them.

The findings suggest a deficit in knowledge of cross-cultural health beliefs.

We hypothesise the low rate of referral to be secondary to a deficit in knowledge regarding CAM among referring physicians.

This means that there is still a deficit in knowledge regarding how chemotherapy impacts on older patients in terms of benefits in survival and recurrence offset by costs in terms of side effects and effects on functional status and quality of life.

Reckless as these words might seem, they fit perfectly with Trump's core belief that his ingenuity as a deal-maker can more than make up for any deficit in knowledge or insight.

"I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'One China' policy," Trump told Fox, "unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade". Reckless as these words might seem, they fit perfectly with Trump's core belief that his ingenuity as a deal-maker can more than make up for any deficit in knowledge or insight.

Nor does her performance on the lexical decision task obviously reflect a deficit in word knowledge.

That is, are the conflict ratios in the lexical decision task a reflection of lexical competition or might they rather reflect a deficit in word knowledge?

Researchers have reported similar findings in other countries which reveal a deficit in the knowledge of doctors about communication skills [ 14].

This difference may be caused by a deficit in our knowledge on how the load carried by the ACL is transmitted to the femoral attachment.