The phrase "a lack of simultaneous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the absence of concurrent events or actions in a particular context.
Example: "The study revealed a lack of simultaneous participation from the subjects, which affected the overall results."
Alternatives: "an absence of concurrent" or "a deficiency of simultaneous".
3.43pm ET: "At a news conference encumbered by a lack of simultaneous translation," the New York Times reports, "Mr Obama pressed, though gently, on some of the longstanding differences, and Mr Hu spoke mainly in generalities, giving no ground". Hu, who normally sticks to delivering speeches, faced a rare unscripted moment in the press conference.
A lack of stamina comprises a shortage of endurance and fatigability, a lack of simultaneous capacity and warning signs when crossing the capacity limit.
They concluded that MR imaging is both more sensitive and more specific than US, although a lack of simultaneous imaging proved to be a limitation in comparing the data.
A curious lack of simultaneous translation ensures Mr Wen's exposure is effectively halved by the time devoted to his interpreter.
Previous studies in this area have considered the comparison of different individual configurations but there has been a lack of research considering the simultaneous optimization of equipment configuration.
A third limitation that could have an impact on the results could be the lack of simultaneous evaluation of supine and prone images for some of the readers and the use of difference workstations.
However, it is time consuming, requires the manipulation of radioactive compounds, suffers from a lack of sensitivity, does not allow simultaneous analysis nor more importantly quantification and does not allow us to determine the percentage of multiple rRNA molecules that are methylated at a given position.
Given the lack of simultaneous data in both environmental matrices, a methodology with two main steps was employed.
The solar origin of the AD 775 event was recently questioned due to the lack of simultaneous aurora observations49, but evidence from a new study based on multi-radionuclides suggest a solar origin50.
The Ln5- γ2 chain is a 140-kDa polypeptide and forms a triple helix with the other subunits at its C-terminal (Nguyen et al, 2000), and is frequently expressed as a monomer in several types of cancer cells in association with the lack of simultaneous expression of Ln5- α3 and Ln5- β3 chains (Koshikawa et al, 2008).
The results have often been contradictory because of differences in trailer design and lack of simultaneous comparisons.
