Sentence examples for limited technical knowledge from inspiring English sources
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The results of the study reveal several main sources of anxiety that exist among the students in delivering the presentations, namely demanding and provocative evaluation panels, limited technical knowledge and barriers in students' English language proficiency.
The majority of his clients are small businesses (many are mom and pop operations with limited technical knowledge) but the Media Temple also attracts more sophisticated developers, like cloud administrators, who are very savvy in Linux and want to get deep in the nuts and bolts of their operations.
The definition of operation and maintenance protocols depends on several quantitative and qualitative aspects such as wastewater treatment plant configuration, CW design, influent characteristics, sensitivity of the receiving media, etc. Bearing this in mind and considering the limited technical knowledge about CWs, the need for a new tool to support CW performance is clear.
These results are the best available by laboratories with the current limited technical knowledge.
A doctor who recently completed a degree in infection control abroad was assigned to lead the working group, but the team was unable to fully amend the guidelines due to limited technical knowledge in some specific areas of infection control.
They are also given limited technical support.
This method is accurate, cost and time effective, non-polluting and requires limited resources and technical knowledge (Friederich and Smart 1982; Najafi et al. 2012).
I was already at the limit of my technical knowledge, so I turned to Yonatan Zunger, a former Google engineer, for advice.
In many developing countries, among many economically active poor people, technical knowledge and skills are limited, as are money management skills and access to capital.
Laboratory evaluation of such reproductive failure in male has been complex, partly because of inadequate methods and lack of standardization, limited knowledge of technical requirements for quality assurance, and an incomplete understanding of what clinical relevance such assessment can provide.
