Sentence examples for lack of a persistent from inspiring English sources

Adelphic says it helps mobile advertisers find the most desirable audiences for their ads, addressing the lack of a persistent ID for mobile users by analyzing different signals that allow it to predict a visitor's demographic data.

The real problem in Canada is the lack of a persistent demand for labor.

The lack of a persistent association of birth weight with BMDC is consistent with similar negative findings in studies based on older adults [4,6,7].

In addition, Volkswagen has demonstrated a lack of transparency, a persistent practice of being unclear about its financial performance and then surprising investors with unexpected results.

In large part, the prices for single-family homes are being driven up by a lack of inventory, a persistent problem for several years, according to the listing service, a subsidiary of the Westchester County Board of Realtors.

The reduction was attributed to less favorable environmental conditions, a decrease in La Niña conditions, and the lack of a "very persistent upper-level ridge pattern over the eastern U.S. and western Atlantic".

Once we consider algorithms with matrix inverses such as RLS algorithms, it is well understood that with a lack of persistent excitation, a null space in the solution opens up that offers the algorithm a wide space to diverge.

In contrast, the change in ADG in the highly viremic group was best described as cubic (P < 0.01), as a result of a lack of persistent pattern in ADG across time points.

Still, a lack of leadership and a persistent culture of criminalization within public schools have the city suspending, expelling, and arresting students too often and in discriminatory fashion.

By 1800 UTC, a surface low-pressure area had formed about 105 miles (165 km) to the northeast of Cabo Gracias a Dios, Nicaragua, but due to a lack of persistent thunderstorm activity, it was not yet considered a tropical cyclone.

One of the shortcomings of the PISE environment is its lack of support for a persistent user workspace (Gilbert, 2002).