I do sometimes think that when this phenomenon is described as 'community,' it is somewhat missing the boat.
As the Affordable Care Act has lurched toward implementation, the voices of small businesses have been somewhat missing from the discussion of what happens next — at least, that is, the unmediated voices of small businesses.
Often, however, the importance of geomorphic change and geomorphological knowledge is somewhat missing from processes employed to inform SES governance.
An international committee began work on the report nearly 2 years ago, in part because the society "had been somewhat missing out on the issue of population," says John Sulston, a biologist at the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom, who led the panel.
Thus, a call by Congress for hearings on the problem of the missing provision for contractors operating overseas is somewhat missing the mark.
"You feel as though this closeness that is sometimes built up between candidates and voters is somewhat missing this year," he added.
Up until now the f8 scheduling has been somewhat erratic (missing 2009 entirely).
Despite the fact that the level of evidence for many of the treatment strategies with the exception of therapeutic hypothermia in post-resuscitation care is weak, the quality of care after admission to the ICU or ED seems to be a somewhat missing link in the chain of survival.
While supermatrix methods are also impacted negatively, they are somewhat more robust to missing data.
The specifications are somewhat different, and you miss out on niceties like gold plated plugs, but the consensus is that they sound nearly identical.
A limitation of this strategy is that missing data are somewhat high (table 2).
