Sentence examples for demonstration of lack from inspiring English sources

Where there is equipoise about beneficial effects of new drugs, as the systematic reviews of the effectiveness of insulin analogues demonstrate, then clear demonstration of lack of harm should become even more critical to clinical decision making.

He was fired in November 2012, after another "demonstration of lack of judgment," according to school district records.

Mr Boardman continued: "Such a clear demonstration of lack of research and understanding at this level of seniority would, in any other business, be classed as negligent.

The study published in June in Scientific Reports reveals that people with autism spectrum disorder avoid eye contact because it causes anxiety, and not as an unintentional demonstration of lack of empathy.

There were perhaps 50 individuals in attendance, and both chairmen and presenters must have been disappointed at this demonstration of lack of interest from the 9000 delegates.

The demonstration of lack of E-cadherin expression in lobular neoplasms has had a sound impact with practical applications (Mastracci et al, 2005) In about half of lobular carcinomas, loss of E-cadherin involves genetic changes, that is loss of heterozygosity (LOH) at 16q22.1, while in the other half epigenetic events are involved (Knudsen and Wheelock, 2005; Mastracci et al, 2005).

It could also, however, be seen as a demonstration of a lack of depth in the squad that Alan Pardew has bequeathed his successor.

Even that, in isolation, seems typical of the new United, with the story leaked on the morning Moyes faced his former club – just another demonstration of his lack of control and authority.

In the anthrax laboratory, one doctor showed how to use a cellphone camera placed on top of a microscope to study the bacteria, a demonstration of the lack of proper equipment.

For professional curators, selecting specific paintings for an exhibition is a daunting prospect, far too revealing a demonstration of their lack of what we in the trade call "an eye".

In a front-page editorial on Thursday in the Milan daily Corriere della Sera, titled "A Masterpiece of a Mess," the editor in chief, Ferruccio de Bortoli, said the delay in appointing the governor was a "glaring demonstration of a lack of leadership and even of national dignity".