Sentence examples for essential and lack from inspiring English sources

De novo NAD+ biosynthesis is essential, and lack of just one enzyme is usually lethal (Katoh et al. 2006; Lin et al. 2010; Panozzo et al. 2002).

Keep in mind that many interviewers view punctuality as essential and lack of it as a reason to discard a candidate.

A majority of executives in a recent global survey believed "how to work with freelancers" training for managers was essential and lacking.

ECB chief Mario Draghi's recently announced trillion-euro "quantitative easing" program (hardly a surprise, given the ECB's other trillion-euro bailouts over the last five years) is designed to stave off default and prop up Europe's moribund financial system despite Greece's essential bankruptcy and lack of economic viability.

Nonetheless, whilst UK and USA have many of the preparedness activities implemented, responses from Nigeria indicate lack of essential PPE and lack of periodical training to ensure staff competency and safety in use of PPE.

The hard physical work, poor diet, low in essential nutrients, and lack of support from her boyfriend's family or any prenatal care was tough on the pregnant Bella.

When that happens, precise command becomes essential, and Hughes lacked it.

Lawali was born in March 2005 when Niger was already in crisis as a result of food shortages, lack of access to essential foods, insufficient availability of essential health services and lack of vital information on child feeding and nutrition.

Hadjara and thousands of other mothers like her are among those most impacted by the elements of the crisis: food shortages, insufficient availability of essential health services, and lack of vital information on child feeding and nutrition.

"This nutrition crisis is not about availability of food in the fields or in the markets; it is about lack of access to food, lack of access to essential health services and lack of access to life-saving information and support on child feeding and care in a context of poverty".

Across the country, children with psychiatric illnesses are at the mercy of systems of care that are difficult to access and lack essential resources.