Sentence examples for consequent lack of recognition from inspiring English sources

In our opinion, these differences could lie in the different coating preparations of the TPO antigen (purified native or recombinant) on solid phase, which affect the proper exposure of the immunodominant epitopes recognized by the polyclonal antibodies present in serum of AITD patients (epitopic fingerprint), with the consequent lack of recognition of some of them [24, 25, 26].

Despite all the antics and consequent lack of sleep, I found him charming and very entertaining.

Grass, shaking with indignation, referred to the poverty he had observed in the South Bronx and the consequent lack of freedom of its citizens.

The senator lamented the unprecedented speed with which the tax plans have been rushed through Congress, and the consequent lack of public debate.

The problems have been further exacerbated by limited communication among professional disciplines and consequent lack of knowledge transfer.

There is a tremendous fault in the book the lack of an emotional presentment of Daisy's attitude toward Gatsby after their reunion (and the consequent lack of logic or importance in her throwing him over).

It is the lack of such measures, and the consequent lack of control over weapons after they have left the United States, that has led Washington to revoke export licenses.

The futility of such an attempt is attributed to the nonreproducibility of the flow in different laboratories and the consequent lack of data obtained under identical conditions.

But the withdrawal from journalism training of regional newspaper groups and the consequent lack of opportunities for learning the trade hands-on is leading to a boom in demand for formal qualifications.

"However, general client behaviour does not reflect that state of mind, as tepid GDP growth, low or no inflation and consequent lack of pricing power encourage a focus on cutting costs to reach profit targets, rather than revenue growth".

Former Panther organizer Kathleen Cleaver is circumspect in her interview about the party's open-door recruitment policy and consequent lack of quality control ("We had no idea who these people were!").