Sentence examples similar to arising from a gap in knowledge from inspiring English sources
But for others, the lack of discussion around HIV with their sex partners may arise from a surprising gap in knowledge.
Banks are unclear how to solve legal disputes that arise from interest-free finance, and there is a still a gap in knowledge about how to design appropriate products.
What separates developing countries from developed countries is as much a gap in knowledge as a gap in resources.
This represents a gap in knowledge which may benefit from further research.
Tarka was rewritten 17 times, according to Williamson – "in what can only be described as anguish arising from a sense of insufficient knowledge".
It is distinct from uncertainties that arise from gaps in knowledge and from variances in sampling and monitoring, parameter variability, model assumptions, and in the other attempts to approximate reality.
In this paper we describe current knowledge of the cardiotoxicity arising from cancer treatments, outline gaps in knowledge, and indicate directions for future research and guideline development, as discussed during the 2014 Cancer Survivorship Summit organised by the European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC).
Hahn's original idea arose from what she perceived as a gap in the violin repertoire, in which modern encores are in scant supply.
Lucy had closed a gap in our knowledge".
There is a gap in our knowledge and our language.
