Sentence examples for deficient understanding of from inspiring English sources
They should also warn that it has a deficient understanding of human life; part of this is its implied belief in natural human goodness.
The patterns of hesitant support to evolution by the educators of prospective teachers, due to a deficient understanding of science and the evolutionary process, combined with high religiosity, are concerning since these educators are responsible for mentoring prospective teachers.
A deficient understanding of the information needs of the target audience of systematic reviews was also raised as a major barrier.
Our study highlights a deficient understanding of the clicks, which may be the result of poor design and therefore limited engagement or poor marketing.
Deficient understanding of the potential multiple mechanisms of aberrant surfactant metabolism in this disease cohort may in part explain the lack of anticipated clinical benefits from exogenous surfactant replacement strategies.
Interns also felt unprepared to counsel patients and found it difficult to overcome patients' deficient understanding of their medical illness as a result of a low level of literacy.
Also, there is a lack of comprehensive methodologies for the fatigue assessment of riveted bridges motivated by the limited knowledge on fatigue behavior of this type of construction as well as by a deficient understanding on fatigue behavior of the old materials (wrought-iron, puddle iron or old steels) and riveted connections.
A consideration of creationists' critiques of the scientific data, however, reveals a deficient understanding and appreciation of the nature of the scientific process.
This deficient understanding is likely due to the structural diversity of aldehyde derivatives and their correspondingly different biological targets and chemical reactions.
Yet, little is done to improve this deficient understanding.
Yet Zimmer avoids any mention that presenters were seriously deficient in their understanding of viruses and microbes.
