It says, ah, ye of little knowledge.
"A lot of small e-commerce vendors are not aware of how to overcome this issue because of the little knowledge they have of building up their brand.
Because of little empirical knowledge, we consider here just the simple case of density-dependent competition modelled by the classic Lotka Volterra equations (Fig. 6B).
Because there is little knowledge of the effects of PBDEs on human brain cells, we investigated their toxic potential for human neural development in vitro.
Women said healthcare is often inaccessible – physically, financially and because staff have little knowledge of how to manage care for patients with disabilities.
Moussaoui, a French citizen of Moroccan descent, was attending flight school in the summer of 2001 in Minnesota, where he attracted attention from instructors because he had little knowledge of flying and did not behave like a typical aviation student.
Money can change the fate of a ballot initiative, such as California's Proposition 29 to place a tax on tobacco sales, because voters have little knowledge of the issue.
This is basic Economics 101 that even many economists don't understand, because they have little knowledge of liquidity traps -- which is when money is no longer circulating, but being hoarded.
Biologically relevant evaluations are difficult however, because we have little knowledge of when sequence positions truly coevolve, and therefore do not have a good idea of what the true positives are.
The world of hams is confusing, and that's an understatement, but it is worth getting a handle on things because a little knowledge will make your ham dinners much much better.
