Sentence examples for Absence of technology from inspiring English sources

Absence of technology is the reason for the failure of research because no one would be motivated to do research in the absence of good incentives.

Remarkably, they reached the correct conclusion despite the absence of technology to analyze and compare DNA and protein sequences.

The endless pages of thin flawless models make young women frown critically at themselves in the mirror, but the absence of technology unless it's for beauty or baking tells them not to get too curious, or passionate, about 'boys toys'.

The baseline of school-based learning should not be the absence of technology, at least not without a good argument that has been thought through carefully by all involved.

"There are also drugs we use in [intensive care units] that would benefit from genetic-guided therapy, but because of the absence of technology [for quick pharmacogenomic] testing, no one is really trying," says McLeod.

In the absence of technology to detect tunnels, Border Patrol officials have worked with Mexican authorities to develop informants and patrol the border, including water and sewerage infrastructure, looking for suspicious activity.

"The government claims, in the absence of technologies to reduce agricultural emissions, New Zealand cannot meet an ambitious climate target... Agriculture is not the block to achieving a responsible climate target – the block is political will from this national government".

In the absence of technologies for efficient, conditional knock-down of such genes we developed a promoter-swap approach to specifically eliminate or substantially reduce transcription of the Spt16 large subunit of FACT (FACT-L) in sexual-stage parasites while maintaining expression in asexual blood-stage parasites to analyse the role of FACT during gameto cyto genesis.

"In the absence of this technology we are going to burn that coal anyhow," says Mr Wright.

The relaxed ambience could also be down to the absence of mobile technology at our table.

In both derailments, the safety board cited the absence of the technology to stop or slow a train as contributing to the crashes.