Sentence examples for lack of integrated from inspiring English sources

The most common problem in policy analysis is the lack of adequate data, because of the lack of integrated data.

The lack of integrated teams causes a reactive rather than a proactive approach.

Haleblian et al. (2009) describe this phenomenon as emphasizing two sides of the same coin without real integration, consequently resulting in a lack of integrated findings.

"Poor communications and a lack of integrated team working are also enormous problems".

A lack of integrated technology between researchers and clinicians have delayed practical innovation in health care.

The result of lack of integrated care is felt most strongly in overcrowded A&E departments and overcrowded wards.

Tissue engineered menisci hold great promise as a treatment alternative however lack a means of integrated fixation to the underlying bone needed in order for a tissue engineered meniscal replacement to be successful.

Finally, the lack of an integrated vocabulary makes querying this data more difficult.

Healthcare facilities where paperwork gets in the way of patient care, and where a lack of properly integrated technology means mistakes are more likely to happen, are not unique to Ghana.

This may well reduce the distance between citizens, firms and the administration authorities, but it also generates different views on goals and priorities pursued by these authorities, increasing rather than reducing, de facto, the coordination problem and the lack of an integrated, organic and consistent agricultural policy.

"Townspeople extolled the strength of their community and lamented the lack of racially integrated and secular social spaces and the proliferation of blighted properties," the "By the People" catalog notes.