Sentence examples for is lacking whether from inspiring English sources

A cohesive understanding of pathophysiology is lacking, whether one or more disease mechanisms are involved.

"New legislation can't fix IRS management that is lacking, whether it's IRS employees taking inappropriate shortcuts, either because they're managed poorly or because they have political motivations, or both.

Evidence is lacking whether the number of breast tumor-initiating cells (BT-ICs) directly correlates with the sensitivity of breast tumors to chemotherapy.

It has been noted that tumor-initiating cells, or cancer stem cells, in solid malignancies are resistant to chemotherapy, but evidence is lacking whether the number of breast tumor-initiating cells directly correlates with chemotherapeutic sensitivity of the tumor.

However, concrete evidence is lacking whether these approaches developed especially for the manufacturing sector can also be used in healthcare [ 15].

There were hints that Randolph felt their approach to winning championships was lacking, whether it was Delgado's apparent reluctance at times to get his uniform dirty or Beltrán's apparent concerns about playing with nagging injuries.

"There's a great pride of living here, and I think people believe the services are lacking — whether it's repaving or public safety".

However, data are lacking whether additional semi-axial slices facilitate evaluation of the ligamentous compartment leading to enhanced diagnostic utility of SIJ MRI in nr-axSpA.

Currently, knowledge is lacking about whether subjects with traumatic unilateral transtibial amputation (UTA) have a compromised ability to voluntarily move their center of gravity (COG) to positions within the limits of stability.

However, definite evidence that serotonin itself is modified in ALS is lacking and whether serotonergic activity is a disease modifier of ALS natural history remains unknown.

Evidence is lacking on whether hydroxyurea improves survival if given to young children.