Sentence examples for knowledge lacking from inspiring English sources

What is needed may be (for instance) a traditional risk assessment, ethical assessment or foresight, if this is the knowledge lacking for an integrated conclusion in the TranSTEP group.

Far from being the exemplar of perfect being and knowledge, lacking nothing worth knowing, the God of the Khazar king's dream turns out to be at all times the most epistemically needful and mutable of beings.

Controlled outcome trials comparing SLEDD with the more traditional approaches in large populations are to the best of our knowledge lacking at this moment.

Such examinations are, to our knowledge, lacking in species that employ mixed-mating systems even though ∼32% of weedy plants exhibit a mixed-mating strategy (Kuester et al. 2014).

Our current knowledge lacks a complete understanding of CAR biology and an effective, unanimously recognized approach to predict the effectiveness of CAR-modified cells.

Specialised community nurses felt certain skills and knowledge lacked in generic community nurses.

Hence, because justification is a necessary condition of knowledge, S lacks knowledge that the gun shoots straight in both cases.

Constraints to responses include lack of knowledge, lack of finances, lack of interest, lack of information and lack of capacity (Table 3).

However, novice researchers without sufficient prior knowledge lack the skills to determine proper keywords for searching topics of choice.

The four most frequently cited barriers lack of hazard knowledge, lack of preparedness knowledge, cost, and time commitment hinder preparedness for 23 to 35% of the survey population.

Ms Momoh says this is right "to some extent," but the big problem is a "lack of knowledge, lack of awareness among professionals".