Sentence examples for lack of contiguity from inspiring English sources

First, external fragmentation may occur because the burst must be a continuous bandwidth area, which means that the total available slots are sufficient to satisfy a burst; however, the lack of contiguity may prevent their use by this burst.

Nasser initially turned down the request, citing the two countries' incompatible political and economic systems, lack of contiguity, the Syrian military's record of intervention in politics, and the deep factionalism among Syria's political forces.

This lack of contiguity and resulting fragmentation of genes in the Amel_2.0 assembly likely impaired the initial gene prediction efforts.

Because of lack of complete contiguity, assembled fragments were arranged manually using the MAKER gene annotation tool (Cantarel et al. 2008) and multiple sequence alignment relative to published horn shark and coelacanth HoxD genomic sequences.

Some analysts have argued that a district's lack of compactness or contiguity are good litmus tests for political bias.

Ms. Hass suggests that Palestinian violence is due to a lack of Palestinian territorial contiguity and administration in the West Bank.

These findings suggest that tumors 5A and 5B represent multifocal components of the same tumor, despite a lack of apparent physical contiguity.

The weaknesses of the system include low power for small area estimates, lack of spatial context and contiguity, and difficulty in inferring causality of factors when changes in monitored attributes are detected.

The Patriotic Studies discipline may properly be said to have begun with the work of Jennison et al., which first established the existence of the so-called "fluid-nations," entities functionally identical to the more traditional geographically based nations ("geo-nations"), save for their lack of what the authors termed "spatial/geographic contiguity".

Draft genome sequences can lack sufficient contiguity in many genomic regions to support cross-species comparison of genome organization and structure, which is crucial to understanding plant evolution and speciation.

However, draft genome sequences lack sufficient contiguity in many genomic regions to allow for cross-species comparison of genome organization and structure [ 27, 28].