Sentence examples for be lacking from the from inspiring English sources

Nor should suspense be lacking from the in-competition line-up.

This level of chromosomal segmentation appears to be lacking from the much smaller chromosomes of S. cerevisiae and S. pombe yeasts 20– 20.

Since QoL data on PD patients seen at at POC seems to be lacking from the literature, we found it relevant to study a consecutive sample of PD patients from a POC and collect QoL data with SF-36.

To explore features that might be lacking from the simplified in vitro system, we compared the mobility of fluorescently-tagged PDI1A in untreated and calcium-depleted cells using fluorescent recovery after photobleaching (FRAP).

While I thought the basic model was intriguing, I found the second half of the paper to be lacking, from the section, 'Consequence 3. The molecular mechanism of genetic code arising' through to the end.

Of the other features of an Xi, a better correlation with inactivation has been observed for heterochromatic histone modifications (21), while association of the non-coding XIST RNA, which is essential for establishment, but not maintenance, of XCI could be lacking from the autosomal portion of the unbalanced t(X A) despite silencing and other marks of an Xi (22).

"It is lacking from the world that was destroyed".

Discipline, forward thinking, consideration of every possible consequence – all seem to have been lacking from the start.

And the sine qua non that was lacking from the most important panel at the Congress hearing on contraception and insurance: a female witness.

She wants "proper, financial support" for this fledgling body that Gordon Brown was so in favour of, support that has so far been lacking from the international development office.

Jonathan Lee's highly accomplished second novel might be called Joy, but real happiness is lacking from the lives of its characters.