Sentence examples for discovered lack from inspiring English sources

Issues bothering around stigma and discrimination, personality traits, fear of being discovered, lack of social support, and poorer health outcomes may contribute strongly to emotional non-adjustment to HIV/AIDS, depression and loss of interest in ones treatment.

If investigators discover lack of identification in an applied context, they should consider not providing a point estimate for the causal effect and simply reporting the test for association between the IV and the outcome to establish a causal effect of the exposure on the outcome (which should be reported in any case) (36).

As Tang has discovered, a lack of academic credentials does not necessarily put off investors.

Asked if it was a surprise that Woods had not discovered the lack of touch in practice, Lort said: "Yeah.

Traffic is bad, but, as some New Yorkers have discovered, a lack of traffic may be worse.

He soon discovered a lack of funds and knowledge of winemaking meant achieving plan A would be a very tall order indeed.

Dr. Ahrens explained that they founded the arboretum after they discovered the lack of scientific understanding of winter hardiness in trees.

Today's trip from the Giants' training camp in Albany was uneventful until the players discovered a lack of air-conditioning in their locker room on the Bryant College campus here, where the Patriots train.

The researchers, from the University of California at San Diego, discovered a lack of genetic variation in the insect, the Argentine ant, which has allowed the species to spread to nooks and crannies up and down the state, particularly in coastal areas.

Congratulations to GM: It finally discovered color or lack thereof!

When his fourth wife discovered his lack of support for alternative medicine, she demanded a divorce.