Voorbeelden van het gebruik van A lack of knowledge in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Therefore, the second line indicates a lack of knowledge with the astronomic reality.
A lack of knowledge of the various joint types and their functions leads to driveshafts
So, if it's not a lack of knowledge, what do you think it is?
What do you think it is? So, if it's not a lack of knowledge,?
The second factor relates to cognitive limitations- a lack of knowledge and/or insight.
Language barriers, remaining legislative and regulatory differences, and a lack of knowledge of other markets are the main obstacles.
For instance, the distribution of audiovisual goods is too often hampered by a lack of knowledge of the differences in national legislation.
One of aquaculture's most significant problems is its poor image, which is the result of a lack of knowledge.
The charge of sexism in the Bible is based upon a lack of knowledge of Scripture.
The quality of ignorance deluding all living beings is that what follows a lack of knowledge.
We also asked ourselves the question of whether the‘criminalization of migration' is not rather one of missing links, of a lack of knowledge.
we not only find a lack of knowledge, but also a lack of care-
there is clearly a lack of knowledge and ability when it comes to including habitats
Member States shall ensure that Mminors referred to in paragraph 1 are offered language courses if a lack of knowledge of the language of the country that Member State makes normal schooling impossible.
there really is a lack of knowledge- one could say there is ignorance when it comes to these health threats.
This was due to inter alia a lack of knowledge, experience, and capital,
However, the success of stem cell therapies is plagued by a lack of knowledge on how stem cells guide regenerative processes
The roots of the problem include a lack of knowledge, a failure to involve stake-holders and, therefore, a lack of cooperation between the relevant administrative bodies.
I am surprised by the succession of meaningless speeches which betray a lack of knowledge and foolishly mix together a bizarre goulash of revanchist demands and extreme liberal methods.
the problem is not a lack of knowledge or of possible solutions,