"There's some pretty significant disconnects, gaps in knowledge between what the employers think and what the employees think," Glickstein said.
A prison officer at the jail, speaking on condition of anonymity, spoke of a gap in knowledge between the relatively new staff and seasoned inmates.
He wasn't just giving Nyman a bit of pleasure, he was troubled by the distance in knowledge between today's audience and the Venetian audience of the mid-1600s.
This study aimed to evaluate the level of gynecologic knowledge among college students, particularly to investigate the differences in knowledge between men and women.
The isotherm models are classified into three scale levels with empiricisms in macroscopic level, requirements of long computing time and idealized conditions in microscopic level, as well as gaps in knowledge between these two levels.
In fact, it seems "that giving away … surprises makes readers like stories better "perhaps because of the "pleasurable tension caused by the disparity in knowledge between the omniscient reader and the character".
According to a paper published last summer in the journal Psychological Science, experimental subjects sometimes preferred spoiled over unspoiled stories, perhaps because of "the pleasurable tension caused by the disparity in knowledge between the omniscient reader and the character".
Data analysis included comparison of baseline data between intervention groups followed by multilevel linear regression models (allowing for clustering of individuals within village) to evaluate the change in knowledge between the different knowledge-transfer interventions.
Teleost fish in general, and common carp in particular, are excellent genetic models for bridging the gap in knowledge between invertebrate models such as C. elegans and D. melanogaster, on one hand, and higher vertebrates on the other hand, although, until now, there have been few well characterised fish cell lines shown to be suitable for studies on apoptosis.
Table 3 shows the differences in knowledge between longer- and regular-training participants.
Asymmetries in knowledge between the concerned parties, therefore, may lead to negative consequences.
