(Health Professional, Canada) Another participant reflected on how limited Western education leading to unfamiliarity with biomedical concepts leads to problems understanding health information.
The planning procedure for Valencia and Leipzig surface applicators (VLSAs) (Nucletron, Veenendaal, The Netherlands) differs substantially from CT-based planning; the unfamiliarity could lead to significant errors.
On the occasions when they do encounter some of this diversity, such as during museum visits, their unfamiliarity can lead to confusion about how it pertains to mammal evolution.
In speaking, it's tempting to jump at opportunities to present on a new topic, but I know that unfamiliarity can lead to boring and superficial chat, even for a practiced speaker.
Lack of training could lead to disagreement over 'cookbook' guidelines, unfamiliarity with screening instruments and procedures, as well as inconsistent knowledge of ASD and fear of positive results among primary care providers [ 88].
The trauma of the accident that caused the fracture, and the unfamiliarity to the hospital environment were described as factors leading to disorientation and could lead to an increased risk of falling.
However the unfamiliarity with some of the concepts can lead to misinterpretations of the current status and overexcitement about future applications of stem cells for dental-related tissue regeneration.
The chances that external or internal factors will lead to an interruption, and consequently an unsuccessful vaccination attempt, will increase with growing unfamiliarity with the bait.
And a lot of times that leads to fights [arguments] and those fights lead to me being depressed (Interviewee 26)." In this variant theme, two main barriers were encountered accessing the youth service; unfamiliarity with the service, and delays in obtaining initial appointments.
Unfamiliarity seems to trigger more self-explanations and to stimulate students to reactivate relevant biomedical knowledge, which could lead to the development of more coherent representations of diseases.
