Sentence examples for imbalance of knowledge from inspiring English sources

For the past 20 years or so, Richard Powers seems to have been engaged in a prodigious attempt to redress the imbalance of knowledge that was the subject of C. P. Snow's famous "Two Cultures" lecture.

Mentorships are defined by their fundamental imbalance of knowledge and influence.

This recognizes that the patient-provider relationship involves vulnerability that stems from the experience of illness, the profound imbalance of knowledge and power, and the importance of what is at stake: one's health and well-being [ 24, 25].

It would thus appear that a relative imbalance of epitope knowledge might also exist in the Autoimmunity class, when analyzed in the context of disease prevalence.

It is a reminder to challenge the current power imbalances of online knowledge production.

Steps to redress this hydrological imbalance require knowledge of the ecohydrology of native systems such as eucalypt woodlands, which grow on deeper soils low in the landscape, and, unlike annual crops, sustain growth and water use during summer months.

To address the imbalance between the state of knowledge in genetics and the behavioral sciences, Dr. Jack Stenner, chief executive of MetaMetrics Inc. in Durham, N.C., proposes a Human Phenome Project -- a concerted national effort to map the ways in which genetic and environmental factors interact to produce life's outcomes.

In classroom settings they signal an imbalance in the ownership of knowledge; the "tester's" knowledge status is set as the standard against which the "testee's" knowledge is measured, and the testee is in the process of acquiring that knowledge.

If one knows how different datasets are correlated in terms of allelic imbalance, this knowledge may be used to improve the data analysis.

The controller uses a desired compensation adaptation law and a gain adjusted forgetting factor to achieve exponential stability despite the lack of knowledge of the imbalance-related parameters, provided a mild persistency of excitation condition is satisfied.

Re "Stranded at First Base," Aug. 12: It's unfortunate that a lack of knowledge regarding race foils an attempt to highlight imbalances in coaching assignments in Major League Baseball.