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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lack of apparent" is not correct as it is incomplete and needs a noun to follow "apparent" to make sense.
You can use it in contexts where you want to describe something that is not clearly visible or obvious, but it should be followed by a noun.
Example: "There is a lack of apparent evidence to support the claim."
Alternatives: "a lack of clear" or "a lack of obvious".
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Such reports were easier to bear than those of Bolivia's serious press, daily chronicling the deplorable antics of the ruling elite, censored only by a lack of apparent effect.
Early marginal bone loss around dental implants has been found during the bone healing period before stage II surgery despite a lack of apparent cause, and the etiology of this bone loss is unclear.
In the present study, we employ a population genetics approach, and show that in our study system, a coffee farm in the Soconusco region of southern Mexico, L. lecanii is characterized by clear spatial genetic structure among plots within the farm but a lack of apparent structure at smaller scales.
So if you're feeling unmotivated or frustrated by a lack of apparent progress, don't abandon your work.
Some of these concerns included a lack of apparent inventory, a problem that remains, as well as challenging packaging rules that are going to make it hard for producers to differentiate their products.
A lack of apparent phenotypes is also characteristic for deletions of the riboregulator 6S RNA, which is a functional homologue to Rsd.
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* A lack of any apparent results from his own reconciliation with President Hafez al-Assad of Syria.
The lack of pottery was accompanied by a lack of archaeologically apparent art.
These results indicate the slope of the linear regression was not statistically significant, and there was a lack of an apparent correlation between Child Pugh score and CL/F.
He then drags her body, limp and unresponsive, out of the elevator with a shocking lack of apparent concern.
But, despite an apparent lack of apparent novelty in the majority of interfaces of today's mass market devices, there are plenty of ideas in the pipeline.
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