Sentence examples for lack of continuously from inspiring English sources

The lack of continuously hospitable conditions on Mars would have inhibited the evolution of potential microorganisms.

It was assumed that (a) dual use decreased the likelihood of receiving continuously coordinated health care, (b) the lack of continuously coordinated health care increased the risk of subsequent hospitalizations for ACSCs, and (c) these three factors (dual use, the lack of continuously coordinated care, and hospitalization for ACSCs) increased the risk of mortality.

It is assumed that the etiological mechanism resides in the lack of continuously coordinated health care, [ 12] and its effect on a cascade of subsequent adverse outcomes including, but not limited to increasing the risk of hospitalization for ACSCs.

Left unspecified was whether the effect of dual use was direct, indirect (through its intermediary [e.g., falling domino] effects on the lack of continuously coordinated care and the increased risk of subsequent hospitalization for ACSCs), or a combination of the two.

This explains why the girl's Algebra instructor subsequently handed her parents a brochure on test anxiety, assuming that nerves were the sole cause of her paralyzed disposition and lack of retention after continuously rereading exam instructions.

However, despite a clear lack of milkshake, my nipples continuously bring all the boys to the yard.

And these complexities, the lack of fluidity and the continuously changing rules are particularly off-putting to people in their 40s and 50s - the groups who should be saving the most.

We speculate that the lack of actin prohibits further transport of continuously endocytosed material, contributing to the formation of a coherent endosomal belt, for it has been shown that plant endosomal trafficking is mostly actin-based [ 36].

This is because if isolation by distance occurs, these clustering methods can misidentify groups at either end of the spectrum due to a lack of sampling across the distribution of continuously distributed species (Frantz et al. 2009; Schwartz and McKelvey 2009).

The disgruntled lower cadre of the army (mainly infantry) have continuously complained about lack of equipment, combat logistics, food and timely payment of salaries.

Lack of seed information and handling practices continuously affect outcomes in restoration programmes.