Sentence examples for poor knowledge on from inspiring English sources

The results of the multivariate analysis showed that mass media campaign is a good tool to increase CS participation of women with a high risk of unscreening or underscreening due to a low level of knowledge, since poor knowledge on the risk factors for cervical cancer has been recognized as one of the most important predictors that reduces participation in CS [ 17].

Our study results indicate overall poor knowledge on radiation dose and risk among radiology residents, fellows, staff radiologists and technologists of the Department of Medical Imaging.

A University College London team spoke to paediatricians at 177 hospitals in England and Wales and found poor knowledge on identifying underweight children and serious complications.

However, findings do not corroborate the assumption that highly knowledgeable students in vocational classrooms are generally more 'talkative' than students with comparably poor knowledge on the subject at hand.

Due to poor knowledge on deep hydrogeology and to pressure increase in aquifer, injecting very high rates requested by the major CO2 sources (>10 MtCO2/year) is the main challenge, therefore piezometry and discharge must be carefully controlled.

Maxillary defects are a complex problem due to many factors such as anatomical specific aspects in the maxillary area, multiple pathological conditions, variability of the aetiologies, the very large panel of surgical techniques, and the poor knowledge on their effective functional results.

"Shockingly, some exiled Burmese political and lobby organizations are actively campaigning against further donor funding for the delta, based on very poor knowledge of the situation on the ground," said Richard Horsey, former senior adviser on Burma to the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.

Our results demonstrate poor knowledge of physicians on radiation doses involved in CT examinations, some among them thinking that MRI involves the highest radiation dose to patients, and lack of awareness on the least radiosensitive age.

The terrestrial CO2 exchange is lesser known compared to emissions due to FFC because of sparse inventories from forestry, unpredictable human intervention on land-use change, poor knowledge of environmental impacts on biospheric health, etc.

He was afraid of not doing well based on poor knowledge of biology.

For example, the doctors in GN's designated hospital criticized the CDC doctors' lower clinical capacity, and poorer knowledge on complications such as liver damage and respiratory failure.