Sentence examples for deposits lack from inspiring English sources

The Bakken oil deposits, which are often drilled through hydrofracking, have become a major source of oil for the railroads to move because the deposits lack direct pipeline links.

These deposits lack clear change in their grain size or macroscopically visible laminations.

The sub-endothelial and mesangial collagen deposits lack the strong PAS positivity, which is consistently seen in diabetes and light-chain deposition disease.

This fan deposit contains the first preserved occurrence of basalt clasts derived from the Pipkin lava field and overlies Quaternary conglomerate deposits lacking these clasts.

Not only were such deposits lacking in the Balkans, there was no economically feasible way to ship these ores there.

Granular cytoplasmic deposits lacking pTDP43 and p62 immunoreactivity may represent an earlier stage of inclusion formation.

6, 10 STM are defined as free soft tissue tumor deposits lacking continuity with the primary tumor and without discernible associated lymph node tissue.

In an attempt to be more specific we defined STM as "free soft tissue tumor deposits lacking continuity with the primary tumor and without discernible associated lymph node tissue".

Slides of tumors from all selected patients were reexamined by a pathologist experienced in the examination of head and neck tumors (R.M .. ENS was defined as extension of lymph node metastases of SCC beyond the nodal capsule, and STMs were defined as free soft tissue tumor deposits lacking continuity with the primary tumor and without discernible associated lymph node tissue.

Other published reports on surficial aquitards in the Gulf Coast Region pertain to Pleistocene deposits that lack laterally extensive lacustrine units and where Kv is enhanced by secondary permeability features, resulting in clayey aquitards with poor integrity.

Factors that contribute to these gaps, particularly in data-sparse regions like the Asia-Pacific include incomplete or non-existent historical records, poor preservation of deposits or lack of accessibility to geographically remote sources.