Sentence examples for this unfamiliarity of from inspiring English sources

To address this unfamiliarity of Oncologists with PC and SPC services, it is vital that clinical training programs in PC are made compulsory for all oncologists (both trainees as well as practicing oncologists) [ 18].

This and the unfamiliarity of most of the works — some hundred and twenty monotypes, from museums and collections worldwide, augmented with more conventional pictures — make the show special, in both the good and the pejorative senses.

As a result of this background and the unfamiliarity of many white people with black preaching, he said, some might find his sermons unsettling.

[ image: /photos/5909543d6552fa0be682ca2a] I talk in my piece about the unfamiliarity of this new landscape for gay people of a certain age — the sense of having stepped out of a time machine.

I talk in my piece about the unfamiliarity of this new landscape for gay people of a certain age — the sense of having stepped out of a time machine.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet I talk in my piece about the unfamiliarity of this new landscape for gay people of a certain age — the sense of having stepped out of a time machine.

And if fleeting patches of shaky ensemble attested to the unfamiliarity of this noble enterprise, Mr. Botstein nonetheless drew a handsome performance from the American Symphony Orchestra in the pit, capably marshaling the opera's disparate styles and coordinating its sizable forces.

The Appendix includes a selected group of responses to the open-ended question of, "what FOAM resources do you use?" In the current era of increasing use of FOAM resources for medical education, the unfamiliarity of this resource by EMS providers is alarming.

The question in the first-half was if this was due to the unfamiliarity of the system.

This is due to the unfamiliarity of foresight in many corporations, the need to gain participation from reluctant employees to guide the project to achieve managerial results, and the need to validate the outcomes for the broader corporate culture.

Due to the unfamiliarity of using this test in such a context, we would like to call for caution before a conclusion can be drawn from this study.