Sentence examples for lack of capture from inspiring English sources

In the homogeneous model, arrhythmia induction was not possible during any rapid pacing protocol due to uniform conduction block and entire lack of capture as pacing frequency increased.

The small size of the ICC for all medications indicates that there was little variation across facilities in the lack of capture of medication class information in either data source.

The study may be hindered by incomplete data in terms of insufficient longitudinal capture of relevant claims (e.g. lack of capture of pre-existing MVCs prior to the start of the patient's health plan eligibility) and/or capture of information that is unobservable in an administrative claims database (e.g. use of over-the-counter medications).

The lack of captured explosives has also given rise to a number of theories, among them that weapons are being smuggled via trained donkeys loaded down with armaments, or that a secret cross-border tunnel is being used.

To show the lack of captured photos related to the size of the construction site, the absolute reconstructed 3D point cloud model is overlaid on the gas compressor station plan, as shown in Figure 7; these points were measured using SfMGeoref v.2.3 (James et al. 2012) by defining coordination points (X, Y, Z) for at least three points.

The lack of captured genes in the HELPO2 family, along with the above mentioned fact, suggests that fungal helitrons are less likely to capture genes and/or gene fragments than plant and animal helitrons.

One patient suffered from diaphragmatic stimulation at high pacing output (10 V) but the lead required no repositioning because of the lack of diaphragmatic capture with lower output (7.5 V).

Potential reasons for this discrepancy might be lack of case capture with surveillance data, because mandatory reporting for coccidioidomycosis is not required in Arkansas, or misclassification of incident cases in the administrative data.

The letter serves one other purpose: to delight in the Drapier's lack of being captured and his victory over Whitshed.

The wide uncertainty intervals are reflective of the relative lack of data captured by poor health information systems in Liberia, which is still recovering from a 14-year civil war that ended in 2003.

However, there is a lack of instruments capturing crucial basic features of CDM in mental health care including: (a) characteristics of clinical decisions; (b) patient (and clinician) satisfaction with clinical decisions; and (c) actual (vs. preferred) patient involvement in making clinical decisions.