Sentence examples for by lack of study from inspiring English sources
Aside from size, the two species are virtually identical, with differentiation hindered by lack of study.
The assessment of this lung cancer risk has been limited by lack of studies of exposed workers followed for many years.
The present study is motivated by lack of detailed experimental study and stability analysis in the literature related to a fractional model of full NSE in Cartesian system of coordinate.
Evaluating effectiveness of physiotherapy treatment has been impeded by lack of enough quality studies, lack of standardization, a large variety in outcome measures and methodological flaws [ 25].
Accurate measurement of Bcl-2 in NSCLC has been historically difficult due to subjective and qualitative methodology complicated by lack of standardization between studies.
Epidemiologic weight-of-evidence reviews to support regulatory decision making regarding the association between environmental chemical exposures and neurodevelopmental outcomes in children are often complicated by lack of consistency across studies.
The scarcity of reports can be explained either by the fact that the infection is rare or, most probably by the lack of studies on this topic.
This paper is motivated by the lack of studies to investigate the effect of fiber reinforced CNT arrays on the material properties of nanocomposites.
Our understanding of zinc distillation technology in ancient China has traditionally been limited by a lack of studies of production remains.
Despite a wide range of developed and commercially available daylighting systems have been reported, their applications have been limited by a lack of studies on their utilisations and high initial costs.
This paper is motivated by the lack of studies in the technical literature concerning to the three-dimensional vibration analysis of thick bidirectional nanocomposite curved panels resting on a two-parameter elastic foundation reinforced by randomly oriented straight single-walled carbon nanotubes CNTs.
