Sentence examples for lack correct from inspiring English sources

Current databases lack correct information about 3′UTR lengths, especially for chicken, and APADB provides necessary information to close this gap.

Either women don't get tested for HIV during pregnancy or don't go for follow up consultations because they are too scared or too ashamed of the consequences, often they lack correct information about PMTCT and so do not undertake treatment.

Among females, those who have tanned indoors were more likely to have unhealthier diets, smoke, drink alcohol, and lack correct information on the safety of indoor tanning compared to females who did not engage in indoor tanning [ 21].

Many of these businesses lacked correct fire permits or firefighting equipment and neglected to hold fire drills, the Inspectorate said.

He believed that this decreased is caused by lack of correct designing of road, lack of correct lining in middle and border of the road, driver's culture of people, ruinous asphalt surface in the road and wear and tear of vehicles.

The hybrid, like the creature made monstrous through lack of correct proportion, embodies the fear of losing control or identity as form melts into incomprehensible formlessness.

Smartphones sold in the UK before autumn 2012 can't connect to 4G services because they lack the correct radio chips.

These things are consequential: do that and the XI who take the field lack the correct balance; and from that comes the idea that everything is make-and-mend.

People would be exempted from the 28-day notice to leave the UK if there were practical obstacles beyond their control affecting their departure, such as a lack of correct documents or unfitness to travel.

Marian, delightful, intuits Leo's embarrassment, keeps his secret about his lack of correct clothing and sweeps him off to Norwich where she buys him a cool green suit.

They charge Indonesians a fee for the promise of legal work, but in fact when the Indonesians arrive in Malaysia they often lack the correct documentation and are left at the mercy of unscrupulous bosses, said Vincentius Ruing, the director of the Association of the Big Family, a local group that assists migrant workers.