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The phrase "lacking of knowledge" is not correct in English.
The correct form is "lacking knowledge." You can use it to describe a situation where someone does not possess sufficient information or understanding about a particular subject. Example: "His decision was influenced by his lacking knowledge of the topic at hand."
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Third, we point out that lacking of knowledge of n results in a factor of two slowdown in the two protocols proposed.
But the lacking of knowledge on the MHC region of the cynomolgus monkey has become a bottleneck to basic genetic researches and bio-medical industries.
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Because of poverty and lack of knowledge = lack of education.
It betrays a likely lack of knowledge.
Part of the scientists' concern is a lack of knowledge.
Baughen thinks the enemy of business morale lack of knowledge.
"It's because of a lack of knowledge.
This is due to a lack of knowledge around regulations.
"That's just a lack of knowledge about Islam".
"The propulsive power is the lack of knowledge.
My lack of knowledge was, in retrospect, stunning.
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