Sentence examples for poor familiarity from inspiring English sources

Here they identified poor familiarity, time and confidence as key barriers.

The lack of application of CbD instructional skills might have resulted from participants' poor familiarity with CbD instructional skills after completion of the programme.

Bangladeshi families demonstrated poor familiarity with essential trial concepts at interview (table 4); however, it is unclear whether this reflects poor initial understanding or poor information retention.

Current approaches to PPH management are hampered by limitations of laboratory coagulation assessment, poor familiarity with TEG®/ROTEM®-based monitoring, and our limited understanding of the complex coagulopathies that underlie PPH.

This becomes difficult in units where there are relatively high turnover of staff, false tracks can be created due to poor familiarity with the buttonhole technique and the patient's AVF.

Standard lung function tests, such as spirometry, require a forced expiratory manoeuvre that is extremely difficult and unreliable for preschool-aged children because of poor coordination; it is not obtainable in 35 50% of acutely ill school-aged children because of illness severity and/or poor familiarity with technique.

Finally, community-based outreach focused on increasing the health literacy of the urban poor, and familiarity with the advantages of formal services in terms of quality and referral, will be critical in encouraging utilization.

A major obstacle was the poor definition and familiarity of the role itself.

But the research also shows that most HR professionals have little to no understanding of the military — only one in five of those surveyed felt extremely familiar with our military and its ranks and structure, and more than half said they had poor to no familiarity at all, which isn't shocking considering how few Americans (less than 1%) have served in our most recent conflicts.

Village doctors' relatively poor education and familiarity with technology probably exacerbated the technical problems they encountered and reported; other researchers working in low literacy populations have reported finding similar problems in the accessing of technology-based services [ 22, 36].

Note that this prediction contrasts with what we might expect from simple human capital models, which suggest that the lower quality of education, poorer health, and lower familiarity with modern work practices in poorer regions would hurt those residents' employment prospects in Xiamen.