Sentence examples for is even more lacking from inspiring English sources

While investigation into the use of phytochemicals for cancer chemotherapy is limited, exploration of phytochemicals for management of pain in cancer therapy is even more lacking.

Moreover, the R306C mutation is even more detrimental than lacking the entire basic cluster.

We show that the recently discovered imbalance in light dependent gene regulation i. e. an increased number of genes regulated by light [ 10] is even more pronounced in mutants lacking ENV1 and that around 75% of all genes encoding glycoside hydrolases of T. reesei are differentially regulated in light and darkness in wild-type or mutant strains.

What he is lacking is even more striking.

Analysis of serum immunoglobulin levels in Ung −/− mice confirmed and extended what we and others have seen previously 16, namely that UNG deficiency reduces the abundance of switched isotypes, with a marked accumulation of IgM that is even more pronounced in mice also lacking SMUG1 (Fig.  2A).

What is even more worrisome is the lack of reaction from law enforcement and lack of legal accountability for the perpetrators.

The point of Mayer's comment, though, was that however popular Flickr may be (which is even more impressive given the lack of attention it received over the years), it's no Facebook.

What is even more startling is the lack of social acceptance for alternative paths of higher education.

What is even more surprising is the lack of defensive prowess they have displayed, but if Hibbert is feeling good about his offensive game, perhaps it will extend to the other side of the floor.

It is even more notable that the lack of CA IV is compensated only partially and underlines the importance of CA IV for spermatozoa.

This lack of confidence is even more prevalent among earlier generations of women.