Sentence examples for lack of cycle from inspiring English sources

However, I have not seen the print edition in shops in Saudi Arabia, so perhaps some standards are being maintained.Name and location withheldSound advice* SIR – Bad traffic, lack of cycle lanes and theft are not the only deterrents to urban cycling ("Shifting up a gear", July 17th).

The unseparated cycle path along the MacArthur expressway is one notable example–but in fact the bigger problem is often the lack of cycle lanes at all.

There are further flashpoints around the relative lack of cycle parking ("Tourists love taking photos of bikes chained to canal bridges but the council hates it," says Anna) and the use of bike lanes by scooters, which are heavier, wider and faster than bicycles.

These results offer the experimental evidence explaining the lack of cycle stability of metal fluorides that undergo a conversion reaction with lithium such as cobalt fluoride.

In addition, because AMH level is strongly correlated with the size of the follicle pool and because of the lack of cycle variations, plasma levels of AMH are a good candidate for assessment of other ovarian dysfunctions.

Indeed, the apparent lack of cycles and a higher compactness, which is related to a lower path sum, has also been noted by other authors [44].

The lack of cycle-related changes in sexual interest may be related to suppression or leveling of endogenous hormones by their synthetic counterparts [ 14, 28] or may simply be a matter of self-selection to this particular group, in that women in the OC group were likely more often involved in sexual relationships than women in the control group.

The Alon lab has already reported on the apparent lack of cycles in the GRN of E. coli, but found it to be non-significant when using degree-preserving randomization (Shen-Orr et al., Nature Genet. 31:64, 2002).

Their arguments about further (post-transcription) forces beyond regulation are not convincing as they would also imply that testing for the third rule (no cycles with >= 3 vertices) ignores such post-transcriptional effects (in fact Shen Orr et al justify the lack of cycles in this way exactly in their Nature Genet 31:64, 2002 paper).

Notably (see also above) the Alon lab has already reported on the lack of cycles in the GRN of E. Coli, but found it to be non-significant when using the degree-preserving randomization (Shen-Orr et al., Nature Genet. 31:64, 2002).

In sharp contrast, only 4.8% (± 2.5) of the Ki67RFP− cells were in S-M phases of the cell cycle indicating a lack of cell cycle activity (Fig 2E and F).