The current understanding of marine diseases is poor in comparison to knowledge of human, agricultural and terrestrial wildlife diseases [4].
The sample collected by ISTAT belongs to Quarterly Labour Force Survey, and the results of the analysis locate in poor knowledge of Italian language, in the non-recognition of qualifications from abroad and in socio-cultural reasons the main difficulties to enter the labor market.
Despite the high morbidity of persistent infantile wheezing, there are only few comprehensive studies in this domain, resulting in poor knowledge of the pathophysiology and a lack of efficacy data of therapeutical interventions [ 3].
Poor knowledge in most cases is attributed to lack of training and monitoring in pesticide use and handling (Damalas and Eleftherohorinos 2011).
Lack of training and education for workers may end in poor knowledge management.
For example, alternative explanatory processes of stroke and its recovery have been identified in non-Western communities [ 29 32], and poor stroke knowledge in minority ethnic groups is a common research finding [ 33 35].
The general lack of congruence among redlists also corroborates the hypothesis that poor biodiversity knowledge in most of the Neotropical Region results in rates of species loss that may be higher than currently estimated [10].
Potentially, this observation is related to poor COPD knowledge in the general population – and a weak concern in GP's mind, and thus no clear debate was initiated on this subject or if so, the information exchanged during the debates on COPD was shallow.
The spatial heterogeneity of vegetation cover and structure in these landscapes has resulted in a poor overall knowledge of their role in storing carbon.
Most of these problems have their origin in marginalization and poor knowledge in the majority population of the reindeer husbandry and the Sami culture.
