Sentence examples for limited knowledge base from inspiring English sources

While the sample size is not especially large (55 offenders and 43 victims), this study helps to expand a sorely limited knowledge base on a topical threat.

/…/you just wouldn't leave them alone in the lesson, well, see, now we're going to do this, now you'll speak/…/now we'll all speak together, that is, now I've noticed that this has to be done more often./…/ (VET of agriculture) The limited knowledge base of post-basic school students has required vocational teachers to explain more when teaching them.

If Social Firms are a viable alternative employment pathway model in the UK and are to be supported in mental health policy, there is a need for preliminary research to strengthen the currently limited knowledge base.

Notwithstanding these limitations, the findings from the present study contribute to the limited knowledge base on feedback seeking in children.

The most significant limitation to research of essential oils concerns product variability and the limited knowledge base of lavender's pharmacological properties.

Most of the contestants were programs known as chatterbots, which contain a limited knowledge base pumped in by their creators and meant to keep a human user occupied in casual conversation, much like that found in Internet chat rooms.

One respondent who had difficulties understanding the vignette arrived late for the interview and appeared tired before beginning, while another had limited knowledge of Kiswahili, based on de-briefing discussions.

In conclusion, this study found limited knowledge about DM based on beliefs about health and illness, including both modern biomedical and traditional explanations related to the influence of supernatural forces such as fate, God, spirits, witchcraft etc., that influence health-related behaviour and thus self-care measures and care-seeking behaviour.

In these cases, identifying the exact mechanism is a complex task owing to a still limited knowledge on non-homology based pathways and to difficulties in characterizing the variants at the sequence level.

Many of our viewpoints in relationship with life are based upon limited knowledge.

Based on my admittedly limited knowledge of the drug (i.e., watching Trainspotting and visiting Vancouver's Downtown Eastside), the only thing I really knew for sure was that heroin addicts often walk around looking super sleepy and itchy.