Sentence examples for extant lack of from inspiring English sources

Mark Halperin (@MarkHalperin) The @GovChristie note that is giving even conservatives the most pause is his still extant lack of knowledge about the "traffic study" January 9 , 20144.52pm GMT He's still not sure that Mayor Sokolich's endorsement was asked for, so he's not sure why a "vendetta" would be "executed" against him if he never got a chance to say no.

It is interesting to note that a staple feature of nursing curricula such as science is hindered by an extant lack of research on what must be taught to provide the best preparation for students progressing towards nursing practice.

There is a lack of extant research to address the critical issue of how to develop effective multimedia instructional content that leads to desirable learning performance and satisfaction.

I'd be interested in any evidence that this is true, but so far it would seem that the extant evidence suggests a lack of discipline.

It may be that the combination of microwear and morphology point to a novel type of diet difficult to identify given a lack of extant analogs among the primates.

In view of the lack of extant data about the scope of manipulations in paediatric practice we elected to gather data in two ways.

These differences were attributed to rapid diversification and the lack of extant lineages that could be used to cut the length of branches leading to Amborella and the most recent common ancestor of lineages within the Nymphaeales.

It should be noted that there is also an apparent lack of extant Nothobranchius between Northern Mozambique and the Malawi Rift, which corresponds to the predicted colonization route by ancestors of the Southern Clade.

Considering the absence of genes for any ligases in many extant NCLDV and the lack of genomes encoding both an NAD-dependent and an ATP-dependent ligase, it seems likely that the displacements occurred via a ligase-less intermediate as opposed to an intermediate encoding both types of ligases.

Amitochondriate protists were once thought as the most primitive extant eukaryotes because of their lack of mitochondrion and other primitive characteristics [ 28, 29, 58].

Of course, local media jumped on the avocado comment, castigating millennials for their profligacy and overlooking such major problems as inadequate urban planning and extant economic turmoil not to mention the lack of foresight exhibited, arguably, by previous generations.