Sentence examples for lack of encompassing from inspiring English sources

A study by Apostolidis and Beris [47] reflected on suitability of Casson model to describe the properties of thixotropy and viscoplasticity for low-shear rate flows, but its lack of encompassing the time-dependent viscosity as in colloidal blood suspension was already pointed out by Mewis [48].

Such lack of staining encompassed decreased histone acetylation, as confirmed by several Abs directed against specific acetylated histones (Supplementary Figure 1).

Although taxonomy has firmly taken its place as a digital science, data accessibility continues to cause difficulty; with the distribution there is also the heterogeneity of the data and the lack of one all encompassing taxonomic reference.

Guidelines suggesting an appropriate strategy for the monitoring of patients are limited because of the lack of diagnostic clarity encompassed within many admissions [ 2, 3].

The surprising finding was the lack of predictive power encompassed by these risk factors, with only 9% of the risk for AIT being attributable.

But sex problems in women are far more complex than they are in men, encompassing lack of desire, lack of arousal and lack of orgasm and the drug industry's narrow focus is failing them.

To date, species-discriminating barcodes efficiently describe bacterial and fungal communities associated with environmental samples, whereas investigations of soil microfauna are often hampered by the lack of a marker region encompassing the taxonomic range of soil organisms.

On the other hand, a feature common to all the toxic PrP deletion mutants is the lack of the central domain (encompassing at least residues 105 125) within PrPC.

The third construct was a deletion mutant of the core promoter which lacked the region encompassing the putative HREs (HAMP.promΔHRE).

The lack of a name to encompass all of Spain except the regions or "nations" that had enjoyed statutory separation during the second republic was resolved in the 1978 constitution by multiplying the number of constituencies, creating as many as 17 "autonomous communities".

Our work is motivated by an extensive study of data quality literature that revealed a lack of holistic solutions that encompass both business and technological aspects of data quality management.