Sentence examples for displaying lack of from inspiring English sources

The main opposition party could hardly refuse to support it, or it would be displaying lack of confidence in its ability to win the ensuing general election.

Conventional magnetic resonance (MR) imaging of glioblastomas and solitary intracranial metastatic lesions may be indistinguishable, often displaying lack of differentiation between these two entities, as their imaging characteristics and contrast-enhancement patterns may be similar in many cases.

The implication of LSAMP in the regulation of social activity is again in line with the behavioral phenotype of Lsamp-deficient mice displaying lack of inter-male dominance hierarchy and whisker trimming (Innos et al. 2011).

These include low activity level, poor sucking reflex, lethargic movements, baby displaying lack of interest in feeding, fewer wet diapers than normal, dry, parched skin around mouth area, and dry mouth and lips.

"This can be seen as a very worrying and profoundly antisocial shift, as cool characters display lack of concern for others, lack of respect for authority or social convention, and a focus on style above all else".

FAF displayed lack of fluorescence centrally, indicating RPE destruction and confirming the presence of scar tissue (Fig. 3b).

S-deprived cultures displayed lack of growth, cessation of bacteriochlorophyll and protein accumulation, and inhibition of H2 evolution.

However, when dealing with shear bands, standard finite elements display lack of precision, mesh dependency and locking.

Strikingly, CSB-suppressed cells displayed lack of polarization and abortive growth cone-like structures visualized by actin and drebrin staining.

Additionally, EphA7 is probably essential during closure of the neural folds, since EphA7-null mice displayed lack of the neural folds resembling anencephaly in man [ 29].

Regarding cognitive functioning, AN patients, often display lack of flexibility (poor set-shifting) and extreme attention to details (weak central coherence), two features commonly found in ASD.