Sentence examples for characteristics lack of from inspiring English sources
Slum population is defined as the urban population living in dwellings with at least one of these four characteristics: lack of access to improved drinking water, lack of access to improved sanitation, overcrowding (three or more persons per room) and dwellings made of nondurable material.
Moreover, considering the status in quo of our team, uncertain vehicle flight characteristics, lack of technical standards and procedures, and especially disorganized team structure made the application of quantitative safety analysis infeasible due to lack of data and technical uncertainties at this engineering stage.
However, the large deviation of predicted values for proposed correlations has been observed may be due to strong influence of particle properties and nanofluid composition on flow and heat transfer characteristics, lack of common understanding on basic mechanism of nanofluid flow and insufficient experimental data on nanofluid heat transfer.
ES cells provide new opportunities for developing and establishing new treatments, including transplantation tolerance induction, because of their unique characteristics: lack of MHC antigens, poor expression of co-stimulatory molecules and lack of T cells that can trigger graft-versus-host reaction.
Various factors are associated with ADEs, including patient characteristics, lack of medication monitoring and prescription errors.
Caregiver characteristics, lack of nursing home coverage, and stroke survivors' disability predicted all work restriction outcomes.
The appearance of the birds, he wrote with characteristic lack of understatement, was amazing, extraordinary, bizarre, incredible, off-the-wall, terrific, completely unexpected and unprecedented.
Trott, displaying his characteristic lack of intensity, whacked Riaz around the head with his batting pads ("they made a great sound"), then grabbed him by the throat.
"I'm playing as good as I have ever played," he hinted with a characteristic lack of subtlety to the England management.
He inhaled anew his notes and impressions of Ali and Frazier, but writing the book came with his characteristic lack of speed, working slowly on his ancient Royal typewriter.
