Sentence examples for Lack of implemented from inspiring English sources

Finally, too many proposals remain 'paperware': there is a definite lack of implemented prototypes [14, 37].

We consider suchvariety of medicines used excessive; besides this could indicate the lack of implemented guidance.

A hampered phase-out process, the lack of implementing Green Chemistry principles in chemicals design, and lack of Sustainable Chemistry aspects in industrial processes design constitute additional challenges.

Such perception was due to the Programme's novelty, lack of implementing methodologies, and over-dependence on the RPA component.

But the effort to reach affected people in the country's northern mountains has been hampered by a lack of implementing partners on the ground, destruction of roads, rough terrain, and bad weather.

Finally, in hybridization studies, standardized measures of uncertainty (e.g., confidence intervals) are unavailable in the literature due to unknown statistical properties of the algorithms (e.g., some published results were derived from algorithms that include manual inspection), inconsistent definitions of a "reference" genome, and a lack of commonly implemented gold standards.

The challenges faced by the industry are exacerbated by the lack of monitoring and evaluation of implemented projects and data, that could have enabled companies to detect deviations make necessary improvements for future projects.

My 10-year-old son looked at it sceptically for a while, and said, "I'll bet it hasn't got a spirit level". But a more grievous omission on the face of it is the lack of any implement for taking the stones out of horse's hooves, which surely is the classic Swiss Army knife tool.

The present data synthesis also revealed a lack of RCTs/CCTs implementing appropriate test and control groups to assess the efficacy of adjunctive resective or augmentative measures over open flap debridement alone.

Absence of district and regional leadership for CHPS implementation Lack of facilitative supervision Implemented peer leadership exchanges between Navrongo and district teams and between leading district teams and counterparts Implemented supervisory peer leadership exchanges Leadership is developed through transfer of knowledge via onsite demonstration and participatory exchanges.

The unit was experiencing change fatigue due to the many initiatives being implemented and were frustrated at perceived lack-of-strategy for implementing the various programs.