Sentence examples for Deficient knowledge from inspiring English sources

Due to our deficient knowledge of nature and to financial reasons, seismic risk cannot be eliminated.

Perceived hindrances were burdensome management, deficient knowledge, time-consuming application procedures and unclear effectiveness of nutrient reduction.

The fundamental dilemma for process monitoring is deficient knowledge to establish relative accurate mathematical process description while incomplete methodology to exploit abundant data to reveal process mechanisms and operational statuses.

In particular, the likelihood of reporting non-willingness to naturalise increases if the respondent is old, male, single, low-educated, former migrant and has a deficient knowledge of the Latvian language.

To address the current deficient knowledge of cellular responses due to CEIN exposures, we focused on the investigation of internalization profile and resulting cytotoxic effects of CEINs (0.0001 100 μg/ml) in murine glioma cells (GL261) in vitro.

This investigation explored the hypothesis that among general dental practitioners (GDPs), the performance of root fillings of substandard quality might be associated with deficient knowledge of factors important to the outcome of endodontic treatment.

Female GPs in this study referred more often than male GPs due to perceived deficient medical knowledge.

Female GPs referred to reassure the patient and due to perceived deficient medical knowledge significantly more often than male GPs.

First, our thematic analysis of responses from interview participants showed several areas of deficient biomedical knowledge and diabetes-related practices.

In the U.S., Gagliardi et al. has indicated that most teachers are deficient in knowledge of emergency care and basic life support modalities [ 25].

Compared with male GPs, female GPs significantly more frequently referred because of perceived deficient medical knowledge and to reassure the patient (OR = 2.22 and 1.97, respectively) (Table 2).