Some of the European and Canadian retailers whose products have been linked to the factories have expressed sadness and amazement, suggesting little knowledge of the working conditions under which their clothes were being produced.
Most infections were monoclonal, suggesting little outbreeding.
The fact that the students did not ask questions about how to provide an early warning, but concentrated more on the history of floods, suggests that they had little knowledge of EWS.
Tio suggests that Lie obtained little knowledge at the school, and until his death Lie was unable to understand Chinese.
The findings suggest that there is little knowledge about the concept and elements of health insurance.
The low smoking cessation rate of Taiwanese parents-to-be and the high relapse rate among parents with infants suggest that Taiwanese parents may have little knowledge about the harmful health effects to their children of second-hand smoke and the benefits of their quitting tobacco use for their children.
Our findings suggest that trainees start graduate school with little knowledge about the various careers they could pursue with their degrees.
Collectively, these results suggest early perceptions of career goal clarity occur alongside little knowledge about potential career options available to biomedical PhDs.
We did not combine the three subscales into one, single total score, because Maslach suggested that the scores of each subscales are to be considered separately, due to little knowledge about the relationship between the three aspects of burnout.
For other surgeries, appointment making was largely delegated to receptionists, and GPs had little knowledge of how patients and receptionists negotiated this, although one GP suggested that receptionists and GP priorities might differ (table 7).
