Sentence examples for consequence of the dearth from inspiring English sources
As a consequence of the dearth of published research, little design guidance is available to structural engineers for predicting the in-service deformation of composite slabs.
But she does regret some of its consequences: the dearth of state accommodation for those who need it (there's currently a waiting list of 1.5 million); the widening gap between the mortgage-paying haves and the low-rent have-nots; the loss of the Utopian impulse towards social integration.
There was no study from Africa; a reflection of the dearth of studies from the region.
Therefore, the broader generality of the dearth of mitochondrial genes on the X remains largely unexplored.
In fact, the current dearth of New Chemical Entities reaching the market in recent decades might be a direct consequence of the strategic decision to move away from screening of natural products.
At this stage of the exhibition, the dearth of painting becomes hard to ignore.
This finding is of significance given the dearth of evidence pertaining to overdose among Thai IDU.
One of the most devastating aspects of mitochondrial diseases is the dearth of effective therapeutic strategies.
A significant challenge for the new field of space architecture is the dearth of project opportunities.
A problem in uncovering the genetic component of migraine has been the dearth of unambiguous results.
