Sentence examples for relative lack of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Americans' relative lack of knowledge about global warming appears to be helping Trump make misinformed, conspiratorial comments about climate change without repercussions in the polls.

One is the physical isolation of the Kurds, and another is their relative lack of knowledge about how to play the Western game of public relations.

Senior officials in Afghanistan and Pakistan, who resented his abrasive personality and his relative lack of knowledge of the region, kept him at arm's length.

The Gray-cheeked Nunlet is undoubtedly rare, but the species is not treated as being globally threatened, and its apparent scarcity is assuredly much influenced by the species' unobtrusive habits and a relative lack of knowledge of its vocalizations.

While a number of studies have examined the influence of competition and predation in stream salamander assemblages in the southern Appalachian Mountains, there remains a relative lack of knowledge on the microhabitat use of these species.

Prescription drug related fatalities remain a significant issue in the United States, yet there is a relative lack of knowledge on the specialty-specific prescription patterns for drug-related deaths.

Our evaluation of the impact of landfills is driven from the relative lack of scientific knowledge related to health effects since only adverse reproductive disorders were considered.

(Female, Toronto) They also expressed concern over the relative lack of individual knowledge or control under this approach, and the high potential for abuse.

Given our relative lack of specific knowledge of the function of many of these unique core genes, it is difficult to assess if adaptation of their respective core genomes was an instrumental factor associated with an ecological shift that triggered speciation of these two organisms or if additional mechanisms, potentially nonadaptive, were involved.

Unfortunately, there is a large gap of knowledge in this area due to the relative lack of comprehensive physiological studies addressing the role of the liver in hyperlactatemia.

I point out the relative lack of research on adapting Euclidean approaches to deal with incomplete knowledge of the calibration.