Sentence examples for existing lacunae from inspiring English sources
In order to avoid that the IDSP becomes another vertical disease surveillance program and to eliminate existing lacunae as identified in our study we suggest that the DSUs should be established as permanent structures within the district health care system in Maharashtra.
The development of nanotherapeutics with multi-functionalities has considerable potential to fill the lacunae existing in the present therapeutic domain.
Tissue engineering promises to be an effective strategy that can overcome the lacuna existing in the current pharmacological and interventional therapies and heart transplantation.
It will fill lacunae in existing resources such as the Encyclopedia of Islam.
However, there are lacunae in existing methods to diagnose TB in HIV positive subjects, which urge the development of alternative, rapid and accurate method.
Based on these lacunae in the existing literature, this paper seeks to provide evidence whether or not the determinants of acceptance regarding WLPT and EUT differ in the general population.
From the above discussion, it is clear that there are some lacunas in the existing literature of GTSP which are summarized below: In the existing literature, GTSPs are considered only in a crisp environment.
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Despite some cell migration potential from cartilage tissue in young experimental animals [ 32, 33], there is a lack of evidence for chondrogenic cells infiltrating from cartilage tissue into existing defects and even to occupy empty chondrocyte lacunae [ 34, 35].
Despite some cell migration potential from cartilage tissue in young experimental animals [ 49, 198], chondrocytes appear to have only a limited ability to infiltrate existing cartilage matrices and even to occupy empty chondrocyte lacunae [ 48].
