Sentence examples for examples of missing from inspiring English sources

"One of the more serious examples of missing the point," he said.

However, among protostome invertebrates there are some notable examples of missing exportins and shifts in RNA specificity.

Examples of missing genes were RPP5 in Ct-1, Mt-0, Oy-0 and Wu-0, and SNC1 in Can-0, Edi-0, No-0, Rsch-4, Tsu-0 and Wu-0.

They looked for examples of missing teeth, adults' perceptions of their oral health, and the effect of poor teeth on daily life such as pain, difficulty eating, avoiding smiling and social effects.

In his last report, several years before the country's collapse, Mr. Diarra unearthed numerous examples of missing and misspent money across a broad swath of vital government agencies, from those dealing with food and fuel to Mali's diplomatic corps.

The U.K. researchers are still analyzing their data, but they also expect to find examples of missing genes that protect against disease.

Whether it's IT contracts, infrastructure construction or military munitions, we can all think of far too many examples of missed deadlines and overrun budgets.

Seven years ago, inspectors noted numerous examples of missed medical treatments, a continuing lack of nurses and several medication errors, including one that led to a staff member's suspension.

Gopnik's exposition of philosophical problems is sometimes sketchy, and in the absence of more solid examples of missed great ideas than she provides here, I am not convinced that the history of philosophy would have found more useful inspiration from the study of children if only its luminaries had included Mrs. Plato, Emmanuelle Kant, Renata Descartes and Joan Locke.

Share the mixed messages you've perceived and provide examples of missed innovation opportunities.

However there were examples of missed or delayed diagnosis in primary care.