This case thus illustrates how units of foresight can be seen as producing sociotechnical imaginaries with important co-productionist implications, which in ZEP's case consisted of authoritative and "policy-ready" expert advice produced alongside formulations of pan-European economic and political interests, and constructions of knowledge-deficient publics ready to be persuaded by experts.
Because of the correlation between a specific clinical area and its respective surgical area, when the subjects had perceived that clinical knowledge was deficient, they also had perceived similar deficiency in the surgery.
Please don't feel that scientists will think your knowledge is deficient; they understand that your job is different (even if, like most teachers, they feel the urge to lecture and teach constantly).
The vast majority of junior and senior students alike believed that their anatomical knowledge was deficient.
Due to our deficient knowledge of nature and to financial reasons, seismic risk cannot be eliminated.
However, anecdotal evidence suggests that long-term retention of anatomy knowledge may be deficient.
Perceived hindrances were burdensome management, deficient knowledge, time-consuming application procedures and unclear effectiveness of nutrient reduction.
The fundamental dilemma for process monitoring is deficient knowledge to establish relative accurate mathematical process description while incomplete methodology to exploit abundant data to reveal process mechanisms and operational statuses.
In particular, the likelihood of reporting non-willingness to naturalise increases if the respondent is old, male, single, low-educated, former migrant and has a deficient knowledge of the Latvian language.
