Sentence examples for developed lacking from inspiring English sources

In the run initialized using the NCEP FNL, where the latent heat release averaged over the entire simulation was the same as its ECMWF YOTC counterpart, neither the trough nor a TC developed, lacking the collocation between the latent heat release and large-scale gyre in the early period.

Based on the analysis, three themes were developed: lack of continuity; the complexity of coordination; and lack of confidence and underutilization of the monitoring system.

Although loss-of-function genomic editing for zebrafish has been well developed, lack of feasible methods for inserting a large exogenous DNA sequence into the zebrafish genome is becoming a bottleneck for zebrafish-relevant research.

Turning to the second problem – the euro, with fixed exchange rates for all countries in the zone – economies that fall behind in the productivity race tend to develop lack of competitiveness in exports, as countries such as Greece, Spain or Portugal have been experiencing already.

Deuterostomes can either develop indirectly into the juvenile/adult form via one or more larval phases, or develop directly, lacking a morphologically distinct larval stage.

Unfortunately, many healthcare workers in both developed and developing countries lack the awareness and training to properly identify and respond to the varied health manifestations of IPV [12 14].

As a result, most developed countries lack the civic participation and social engagement that a great many Americans see as their natural responsibility.

Open access web-based geospatial tools are particularly critical in developing countries lacking GIS software and expertise.

Gene expression analysis revealed broad, substantial changes in transcription between developing erythrocytes lacking E2f4 and their wild-type counterparts [17].

African countries, unlike developed nations, lack reliable vital registrations to provide good MMR estimates.

Many developing countries lack adequate foster-care facilities for homeless children.