Sentence examples for consequential lack of from inspiring English sources

Second, since recycling practices often fail due to consumers' low incomes and a consequential lack of willingness to invest time and costs on behalf of higher-level environmental goals (Wang et al. 2011), recycling convenience (H1a) facilitates the consumer participation in recycling activities in developing countries.

The consequential lack of a coherent synthesis or a model of hydrographical connections since the Mid-Miocene severely hampers our understanding of historical biogeography in tropical Africa.

Six of those (i.e., R23T, D47N, P88S, P88Q, Gja8-R205G, and E201K) have been found to be mislocalized in the cytoplasm, ER, ER-Golgi intermediate compartment (ERGIC), and/or Golgi apparatus leading to a lack of gap junction plaque formation with a consequential lack of hemichannel currents, gap junctional conductance, and/or dye transfer activities.

But perhaps more consequential is the utter lack of Modern Orthodox media platforms with which to publish such views.

When asked about it during an interview with Icelandic TV in 1984, Friedman said that the critique applied to a different problem than that which he and Schwartz had tackled, and was thus not relevant, and also pointed to the (as of 1984) lack of consequential peer review amongst econometricians on Hendry's work.

You may well laugh at my childish excitement about this small insight, given it's complete lack of any consequential meaning – who cares what the man wears or how he sequences his wardrobe – but I liked it, because it rang true.

I believe she really does want to do right by LGBTQ folks but her privilege and her lack of understanding about the community remain consequential roadblocks.

The lack of broad-based wage growth is especially consequential because, even in a relatively mobile society, most workers are going to remain close to where they started on the income ladder.

There are countless ways for our bodies to betray us and, in the more charmed precincts of the world, a woeful lack of perspective in assessing which of those ways are consequential and which merely warrant minor annoyance, if that.

Yet he also says that a lack of fiscal stimulus "was far and away the most consequential factor in weaker growth, relative to what might have been possible".

However, in p53 deficient or Ser 315-mutated p53 expressing cells, such radioadaptive response is absent possibly due to the lack of cyclin B1/Cdk1-mediated mitochondrial p53 phosphorylation and a consequential improvement of mitochondrial function.