If so, this would support the hypothesis that people may lack the knowledge to seek medical care if a bat bites them.
Asked by Kaine if he was refusing to answer or if instead he lacked the knowledge to answer, Tillerson replied, "A little of both".
They lacked the knowledge to defeat digital detectives".
We are lacking lots of things, we lack the knowledge of craftsmanship which we need to restore them truly, this knowledge has been lost with our forefathers, so we lack, if you like, technical manpower.
So even if both physician and patient favor an alternative to drugs, they often lack the knowledge to employ it.
If anything, one might say he is uninformed or misguided or even lacks the knowledge about the bases to declare that a judge has a conflict of interest.
If she is not accustomed to handling her own finances, if her husband always handled them, and if she lacks the knowledge or confidence to take over this responsibility, she could easily be taken in by a smiling face who offers to help.
But if students lack the knowledge and vocabulary to understand the passages, they can't demonstrate the comprehension skills they've supposedly been taught.
If we lack the knowledge, we don't know what we are seeking and cannot recognize it when we find it.
Only in the case of judgment, however, is it reasonable to suspend assent indefinitely if we lack the knowledge needed to be confident of the correctness of our decision.
If the group lacks the knowledge, then offering help from therapist, clergy, debt counselor or even a financial planner.
