Sentence examples for effectively lack from inspiring English sources

In diploid assemblies, certain pairs of homologous WGS contigs can represent two alternative allelic forms of the same region of the genome, while FP contigs should effectively lack such redundancy.

In contrast, mice lacking the collective function of Gas1, Cdon and Boc effectively lack all Shh signaling except for some very early transient activity and as a result, have complete absence of Shh-dependent neural progenitors, heart-looping defects and alobar HPE (Allen et al., 2011).

Investors also pressed Williams to explain how it determined the value of long-term contracts that effectively lacked any markets in which prices could be judged and compared.

With the dismissal of Prime Minister Mustafa Abu Shagour, Libya now also effectively lacks ministers of defense and interior, the officials most responsible for apprehending the attackers and reining in the local militias that now control the streets.

In 1793 the decimal system was adopted, in terms of francs, decimes, and centimes, coins now being dated by the Revolutionary era; gold coinage was effectively lacking until the time of Napoleon.

However, we cannot exclude the possibility of effectively lacking further risk increase in highly exposed workers.

The results confirmed that the barley AP2-like gene is located on chromosome 5Hch and that the HT374 substitution line (5D/5Hch) effectively lacks this chromosome.

In their study, the authors reported that these two sequences of 135 AA and 176 AA, respectively, were full length and effectively lacked a DLN motif, like 20 other T. aestivum Q-type sequences out of the 27 full-length two-fingered proteins identified.

Traditional data-driven diagnosis methods fail to identify the fault condition effectively for lack of enough fault samples.

Mid-size and long-tail publishers can't do this effectively — they lack the scale and infrastructure to be viable.

Experts have blamed this increase in wait times on a number of factors, including different branches and departments of provincial government not communicating effectively, a lack of doctors in some areas, and people living longer and therefore requiring more care.