Sentence examples for lack of frameworks from inspiring English sources

There is a lack of frameworks that aim to define and quantify relationship between information and knowledge with uncertainty.

While many languages for model manipulation exist (e.g., for model transformation or code generation), there is a lack of frameworks to define and apply model mutations.

An important element in this "producer user paradox" is a lack of frameworks able to inform empirical research and the work that people do when they bridge designing, implementing, using and managing new technology.

This framework is the result of the combination of conceptual models and standards related to IT and business currently there is a lack of frameworks or methodological guides to assist senior executives and IT professionals in the organization to manage the IT demand and help them to bridge the gap that exists between business and IT.

However, apart from the general design guidelines or software/hardware frameworks that can be found in the literature (e.g. Ciocca et al., 2012; Dillenbourg & Evans, 2011) there is a lack of frameworks that would facilitate the educational purposes with the use of gamified activities on a multi-touch surface.

There is a general lack of frameworks for evaluating research ethics capacity in LMICs.

Consequently, Carboniferous reefs were poorly developed because of this lack of framework builders.

Previously, the company's website stated it would not follow pledges by Tesco and Waitrose to move to lower carbon fridge technology, citing a lack of framework in the refrigeration industry.

The increasing demand for big data analytics and the lack of framework standardization have urged us to contribute to data analytics security in big data, by establishing a framework that can provide a granular access control for data analytics.

It seems that the lack of framework of organisation leads to indication of disadvantageous values.

Our finding of a lack of conceptual frameworks for physical activity is in agreement with the lack of conceptual frameworks identified by O'Brien et al. for the comprehensive evaluation and treatment of people living with HIV [ 23].