Sentence examples for a lack of exact from inspiring English sources

Thus, there is a lack of exact information about the timing of migraine attacks in relation to the first day of menstruation, and possibility for positive and negative misclassification within the two groups (nMM and MM).

Because of a lack of exact matches, undiscovered haplotypes or geographic variants could fail to anneal properly to the probes on the array.

In one study, there is a lack of exact information on the number of punctures performed with each respective needle diameter [ 21]; in the other, the number of cases is too small to allow valid conclusions regarding the otherwise very low bleeding rate [ 20].

This is borne out by a lack of an exact match of tergites between part and counterpart.

Frank said no, he was talking about the media: "It is the overfocus on the part of people in the media to relatively minority infractions that causes it... we are in a culture now where a lack of perfection exacts too strong a tone, but that's the politicians reacting to the media".

Because paintings like this were never conclusively finished, it is possible the non finito portions are actually the more detailed ones, so that they lack a lack of detail: the exact opposite of the Madonna with the Long Neck.

Services specifically advise drug users to avoid compromising situations; however, due to a lack of organisation, those exact services presented the most compromising situation I've found myself in.

Despite a lack of agreement in exact details of polymorphisms associated with SZ between different populations, there is optimism that data from gene association studies, together with analyses of gene expression studies in post-mortem brain, can provide convergent evidence of candidate biological pathways associated with the phenotype.

Nevertheless exposure assessment is challenging because for many outcomes there is a lack of knowledge regarding exact biological mechanisms.

There also appears to be a lack of consensus about the exact meaning of sustainable forestry and a lack of familiarity with scientific concepts of ecosystem resilience among some groups.

We suggest that this is due to a lack of knowledge of the exact windspeed at the time of seed release and the poor spatial and temporal resolution of the wind data available to us.