Sentence examples for generalized lack of from inspiring English sources

In this context, one must mention that not only has the WCT received scant research attention in the last few decades, but also there is a generalized lack of modern studies about the general placement of electrodes and the impact that electrode misplacement (particularly when intentional) may have upon diagnosis.

But Mr. Kem Lay said he also saw autocratic tendencies in Mr. Sam Rainsy's leadership of the opposition — and a generalized lack of competence and experience among the candidates that the party put forward in the July election.

"There we were, in a modern company, with computers and everything, but the mentality that made the place function, the generalized lack of respect, was like that of a plantation owner talking to his cane cutters," he said.

Thérèse Delpech, director of strategic affairs for the French Atomic Energy Commission, who has been talking publicly since 2007 about the feasibility of sanctions to limit Iran's imports of refined petroleum products, saw a generalized lack of resolve to deal with Iran.

We observed a generalized lack of subcutaneous fat on physical examination.

The generalized lack of simple proposals for computing the cross-sectional temperature field of CFT columns when their fire resistance is evaluated is evident.

General lack of interest.

Although quarantine has periodically been used for centuries to contain and control the spread of infectious diseases such as cholera and the plague with some success (1 – 4, 6 – 8 ), the history of invoking quarantine measures is tarnished by threats, generalized fear, lack of understanding, discrimination, economic hardships, and rebellion (1, 3, 4, 6 – 8 ).

Meanwhile the interviewee in Marginalization type had low fashion sensitivity, but it can't be generalized because of lack of number of case.

However, research on nanoscale II V semiconductors, especially 1-D nanostructures, has been lingering far behind compared with the significant progress in the studies of 1-D II VI and III V semiconductors, mainly due to the significant synthetic experimental difficulties, such as lack of generalized synthetic methodologies, instability in air, etc.

In light of the lack of generalized effects as compared to the complete KO [6], we hypothesized that the insertion strategy allowed for the expression of the N-terminal domain of the protein, thus preserving the domains necessary for overall development.