Sentence examples for lack of formalized from inspiring English sources

Flores told us the lack of formalized banking, even for the middle-class, presents an enormous opportunity in Mexico and much of Latin America.

The bottom line is that all law, but most importantly international law, which is sometimes called "soft law" due to its lack of formalized international police enforcement, derives its legitimacy and power from principles of reciprocity and equality, not from the double standards that Harold Koh, John Yoo and other war enablers have worked at legalizing inside and outside our government.

In particular, there was a lack of formalized arthritis models of care in community settings with a coordinated flow of patients through the system.

Eeeh!" (Client of untrained TBA No. 1) Both trained and untrained TBAs reported on the lack of formal training in a formalized and organized way on post-partum care services.

The apparently random nature of its corrections -- which seem to come only when it's too blatant to ignore (mistaking an April Fool's story as actual news), or when a lawsuit is filed or threatened (Clark Jones, anyone?) -- and the apparent lack of any formalized procedure for handling them is yet more evidence that WND should not be taken seriously as anything except a propaganda mill.

Lack of a formalized TBI protocol, including indications for hypertonic saline (HTS), can exacerbate this bias.

However, the lack of direct formalized referral relationships between PCPs and chiropractors has implications for efficiency, continuity, quality, and patient safety in the health care delivery system.

The lack of direct formalized referral relationships between PCPs and chiropractors has implications for efficiency, quality, and patient safety in the health care delivery system.

These factors notwithstanding, the lack of a formalized definition of the nursing role has contributed to a situation whereby nurses may potentially exceed their boundaries of competence and authority in order to deliver care.

We agree with the limitations mentioned by Griesdale and colleagues in regard to the lack of a formalized TBI protocol and the inclusion of various doses of HTS, and we addressed this in our discussion.

The lack of a formalized method for describing the spatiality and intrinsic biological behaviors of cells makes it difficult to adequately describe cells, tissues and organs as spatial objects in living tissues, in vitro assays and in computational models of tissues.