Obviously, a further erosion of skills will lead to greater use of technology to compensate for the growing lack of clinical knowledge, but also to increasing numbers of missed patients who actually need to be referred.
Although reports on toxicity of nanomaterials are rapidly growing, there is still a lack of knowledge on the potential toxicity of such materials to immune systems.
above: blueberries becoming more ripe by the day! above: hearty kiwis, which, to my previous lack of knowledge, grow well in New York!
Soltz said that while watching the GOP presidential debates from Iraq, he grew frustrated by the candidates' lack of knowledge of Iraq and Afghanistan and the dearth of veterans' voices present in the discussion.
A former senior executive at Disney recalled that Mr. Eisner had grown so uneasy about Mr. Ovitz's lack of knowledge that at one point he suggested the former agent meet regularly with Mr. Bollenbach, then Disney's highly respected chief financial officer.
While lack of knowledge and stigma about "growing old" are influential, there are other contributing factors.
Among the reasons are low use of the most effective methods, which require access to a doctor, inconsistent use because of lack of knowledge and support, and growing concerns about the affordability of the most effective methods.
And don't be concerned about showing a lack of knowledge, especially in this age, when wine lists are growing longer, more varied and increasingly esoteric.
Amid growing concern about sports-related brain injuries, a new Institute of Medicine (IOM) report finds that there is a huge lack of knowledge about sports concussions in young people.
With their support and the slow but growing awareness of American Indian art, indigenous artists continue to struggle -- against public notions of their work as souvenir, against a general lack of knowledge about their art.
