Sentence examples for a knowledge gap on from inspiring English sources
This paper contributes to closing a knowledge gap on gender, entrepreneurship and development by linking the entrepreneurial productivity to start-up capital and skills.
The analysis of the literature also suggests that there is a knowledge gap on the effects of ENMs towards changes in color, texture, shape, and nutritional aspects on ENM exposed plants.
In this paper, an experimental study was carried on 12 concrete filled steel tubular columns under axial loading, in order to fill a knowledge gap on the engineering and structural properties of GRC filled steel tube (GRCFST).
There exists a knowledge gap on the communities' understanding and actions taken in cases of obstructed labour.
However, there is a knowledge gap on the effect of co-morbidities such as hypertension and obesity, which are precursors for low-grade chronic inflammation.
While many reviews on AgNPs have been published, most have focused on other topics, leaving a knowledge gap on the role storage conditions could play on the comparability of results across studies.
While a knowledge gap exists on hazards related to nanomaterials in general, there is a need to establish realistic regulatory study designs to assess the safety of specific products.
However, Nissen termed this a "knowledge gap" based on "current regulatory policy that emphasizes the importance of glucose lowering, not health outcomes, as a therapeutic goal," which he proposed to represent "glucocentricity," an "irrational belief that lowering blood glucose using virtually any pharmacologic means will produce a reliable reduction in adverse outcomes".
Arguing that there is "a knowledge gap" among lawmakers on auto cybersecurity, Peters stated, "The way to prevent Congress from [imposing more regulation] is for the industry to step up.
Although parental palliative disease is regarded as a period of high risk for children's psychological vulnerability [ 20], there is a knowledge gap concerning quantitative studies on dependent children of palliative cancer patients [ 21].
Whereas many studies have addressed the intestinal health of the fish when fish meal is replaced by different plant-derived proteins, and both soybean meal and pea protein concentrate have been shown to induce enteritis [ 23, 24], there is a knowledge gap regarding the impact on intestinal health when fish oil is replaced by plant oils.
