Sentence examples for is specifically lacking from inspiring English sources

Information is specifically lacking in the contribution of this gene to carcinogenesis.

For example, OTUD6A, a cysteine protease with a putative role in the innate immune system (Kayagaki et al., 2007), is specifically lacking in the assembled genome and expressed sequences of the bowhead whale.

Analyses of polymorphisms in natural populations of both hominid and rodent lineages (in the rodent lineage this information is specifically lacking) is critical to better understand the nature and intensity of selection acting on different categories of genes.

Having established that brainstem 5HT expression was specifically lacking in embryos treated with VPA from 24 hpf, we addressed whether there was a delay in the differentiation of 5HT neurons.

Moreover, memory loss associated with RTS is specifically due to lack of CBP HAT activity which can be reversed by treatment with specific histone deacetylase inhibitors (HDACs) [65], [66], [68], indicative of a critical role for appropriate histone acetylation in long-term potentiation, learning, and memory.

The inability of caspase 8 deficient cells to respond to gp120 by increasing HIV LTR activation is specifically due to the lack of caspase 8 since I9.2 cells reconstituted with procaspase 8 have a restored response to gp120 stimulation (Figure 2D).

Thus, the reduction in procyclin apparent molecular weight is specifically due to the lack of expression of the TbGT3 gene.

This hypothesis is specifically directed toward the lack of an uncertainty effect reported in two articles in which the response was a movement to a target location that was also the location of the stimulus that indicated the movement target, when the response was either a saccade (Kveraga et al., 2002) or an arm movement (Wright et al., 2007).

The authors in [35] have come up with efficient architectures for some of theses intricate cases, but the overall process is specifically tailored to these signals, thus lacking a systematic derivation and general applicability in practice.

The challenge is specifically related to coordination and leadership; lack of adequately trained human resource at all levels and of government investment in the processes for the production of health information; and infrastructure (52).

They reported lack of clear information even when it was specifically requested, lack of ability to set local priorities, and lack of flexibility to adapt tools to local contexts.