Sentence examples for vast gaps of knowledge from inspiring English sources

And online columnist Lew Koch, of CyberWire Dispatch, interviewed JP at length, exposing vast gaps of knowledge.

There are vast gaps in our knowledge of how dieldrin is stored and distributed in the body, and of the extent to which it is excreted, but there are indications of long storage in the human body, where deposits may lie dormant like a slumbering volcano, only to flare up in periods of physiological stress, when the body draws upon its fat reserves.

But the crisis exposed vast gaps in knowledge.

It describes in detail vast gaps in American knowledge.

Yet there are vast gaps in medical knowledge which animal experimentation can help close.

But the close flyby of 2012 DA14, the meteor strike in Russia and the forthcoming approach in November by Comet Ison (unknown before last year) show that there are vast gaps in our knowledge.

There are gaps of knowledge".

However, there still exists a vast gap in our knowledge of causal genetic factors for ID as evidenced by low diagnostic yield of genetic screening, in which identifiable genetic causes are not found for the majority of ID cases.

The vast gap in adolescents' knowledge of sexual and reproductive health are reflected in their behaviours, with less than 10% of sexually active adolescents in India using contraception [ 23].

I felt it was important to fill that gap of knowledge.

Such a gap of knowledge is striking.