Sentence examples for as opposed to lacking from inspiring English sources

In this regard, the adherence problems in the maintenance phase may be rooted in the lack of desire to be physically active as opposed to lacking confidence in the ability to do so, a hypothesis that is indirectly supported by the powerful role that physical activity behavior in the transition phase had in predicting adherence in the maintenance phase – a partial R of 33%.

Reaven discusses what led him to his experiments that proved type II diabetes was due to insulin insensitivity, as opposed to lack of insulin in the blood, and how his research progressed.

To my eyes he was beaten through lack of fitness [behind Smad Place at Cheltenham last weekend] as opposed to lack of ability, as his jumping was fantastic most of the way.

It is also worth saying that undernutrition may not have spiked, the world still faces a big problem of poor nutrition (lack of micro-nutrients, as opposed to lack of calories).

It is important to recognise that inadequacies in the current system are due to lack of resources and unclear guidance as opposed to lack of good will or professionalism on the part of schools and healthcare professionals.

The collaborative CERRERA registry [ 55, 56] has also suggested utility of rituximab but in contrast to the Swiss study, following TNFi toxicity as opposed to lack of efficacy [ 57].

Select "Clear Playlist" (as opposed to "Cancel").

Our GPN analyses thus indicate a high spatial connectivity of neighboring genes in wild type strains as opposed to strains lacking either FIS or H-NS.

Our main result, the high metabolic coherence of supercoiling-induced gene expression changes in wild type E. coli, as opposed to mutants lacking the NAPs FIS and H-NS, provides further evidence for a regulatory role of DNA supercoiling.

Using micropipette-assisted tether-pulling, we found that full-length BIN1 cannot sense curvature of membrane tubules lacking PI 4,5 P2, as opposed to BIN1 variants lacking either exon10 or SH3 domain.

Yet it is debatable whether wealthy factory owners really lack funds to make factories safe, as opposed to the lack of incentive due to the Bangladesh government's failure to enforce its own building code.