However, genetic data is relatively lacking after this earliest transition period, when societies had fully adapted to new agrarian lifestyles specific to their local environment.
The potential costs of deposit insurance may appear low in environments that are relatively lacking in risk-taking opportunities, but those costs can appear much higher when greater risk taking opportunities present themselves.
(Apes and monkeys, like children, though clearly intelligent and capable of forethought and planning, are relatively lacking in frontal lobes, and tend to do the first thing that occurs to them, rather than pausing to reflect. Such impulsivity can be striking in patients with frontal-lobe damage).
While the literature has found VC firms' catalyst role in innovation in developed markets, we know little about whether and how they affect innovation in an emerging market, where formal institutions (e.g., regulations and markets) and informal institutions (e.g., professional networks) to enable VC firms' catalyst role are relatively lacking.
"Fences," a Pulitzer winner in 1987 and one of Wilson's most plot-driven dramas, is relatively lacking in his trademark poetry, yet a couple of high points belong to Mr. Henderson's Jim Bono, the fellow garbage man and devoted friend of the main character, Troy Maxson (Denzel Washington), since their years in prison together.
Within the hierarchy of levels of explanation, psychological explanations are more abstract than biological ones, being relatively lacking in concrete, physically grounded detail (e.g. Dennett, 1971).
Unfortunately, studies using the single-cell gel electrophoresis (the comet assay) to measure the special influences of parasitic infection on the DNA damage are relatively lacking.
Notwithstanding even India andIndonesia, some investment pros scoff that Asia is relatively lacking in telecom-market opportunities outside China–still hostile to foreign involvement in the sector.
