Sentence examples for given limited knowledge from inspiring English sources

3) What are the drawbacks, given limited knowledge of players' assignments?

However, we decided that these experiments would be difficult to interpret given limited knowledge of genetic pathways leading to preferential centromeric cohesin loading and their interplay with DNA replication.

Given limited knowledge of this genetic epigenetic interface, to complement the candidate gene approach, integrative genomics approaches should be contemplated in order to combine GWAS data with epigenomic data.

Given that we have limited knowledge of the intracellular requirements for T. cruzi amastigote replication and survival, the parasite-modulated pathways identified here represent potential targets for further functional analysis and intervention.

"Pupils have limited knowledge of religious beliefs other than Islam".

The grounded theory approach was used for content analysis, given limited available data about the knowledge and beliefs about dietary practices among African Americans at high risk for CKD.

But circumstances forced him to move to different positions along the line, giving him limited knowledge of all of them but command of none.

Given the currently limited knowledge on the precise role of POLE EDMs and their clinical implications in CRCs, it may be worthwhile to consider that the analysis of a particular clinical trial designed to measure the outcome of a particular therapy by specific endpoints in a highly selected patient cohort might prematurely have narrowed the perspective thereby potentially introducing a bias.

Given our currently limited knowledge about the different processes that can lead to the different NAMs (e.g., phospho-mimicking mutations are the only case currently covered by ReKINect that result in kinase activation) the number of functional mutations presented in Figure 2 is most likely a significant underestimation.

That is, protocols, algorithms and analysis aimed at understanding which packets to send coded, and which coding coefficient to use, given the senders (maybe limited) knowledge on the data available at the receivers.

Given this background, there is limited knowledge on costs associated with the utilisation of skilled attendance at childbirth under the free maternal care policy in Ghana.