Sentence examples for is generally missing from inspiring English sources
Since written information on the technical design of early medieval water mills is generally missing, archaeological evidence may provide unique insights into their evolution.
While critical for the assessment of toxicity-related aspects, this information is generally missing in clinical reports on the use of fluorescent tracers (van Dam et al., 2011; Rosenthal et al., 2015; Burggraaf et al., 2015; Lamberts et al., 2017).
It gives those of us who care some opportunity to try to focus attention in this land of politicians hating politicians, caring about economics only or paths to heaven and hell, of a kind that is generally missing.
Indeed, pathologic studies of patients with NPSLE who died have shown that true vasculitis of small vessels, the hallmark of lupus pathology, is generally missing [30].
We observed that this specific feature is generally missing in proteins belonging to the STAND class, or at least could not be functionally assigned based on their primary sequence.
Information regarding this possibility is generally missing in the individual study reports.
Because the units of analysis in SNA are the relationships, rather than the individuals, it provides information that is generally missed by conventional research methodologies.
Thus, in a high TB/HIV burden settings, the symptoms and CXR features of LIP are frequently attributed to TB and the diagnosis is generally missed unless a high index of suspicion and adequate follow up of patients is maintained.
Although positive controls and metabolic activation were generally missing from some first-generation HTS assays, these and other issues are being considered and corrected in current and future iterations of the ToxCast and Tox21 assays (Hartung 2009a, 2009b; Huang et al. 2009; Kavlock et al. 2008; Westerink et al. 2010), as well as for toxicogenomic assays (Ellinger-Ziegelbauer et al. 2009).
Dr. Emanuel brings to the White House a physician's perspective, which was generally missing from the last big effort to overhaul health care in 1993-94.
