Sentence examples for lack of proposing from inspiring English sources

For instance, in 2003, a French study found that the factors associated with the lack of proposing HIV/AIDS and hepatitis B and C screening in general practice to underprivileged immigrants were gender (women were screened less for HBV and HCV infection) and being from a non-sub-Saharan African country (especially from North Africa) for all three viruses [ 43].

The fact that the Court hung its hat on the lack of proposed alternatives to the lethal injection method used in Oklahoma shows that the death penalty as an institution was never in question.

However, the paper lacks comprehensive evaluation of proposed scheme.

As a backdrop to the upcoming ATT Conference, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee revealed recently that the Obama Administration had eliminated a key provision of the AECA with a lack of notification to Congress of proposed weapon sales.

The inference was that new regulation is getting in the way, especially the lack of clarity on proposed rules that aim to make mortgages fair and affordable for borrowers.

Because previous proposals were weakened by lack of evidence, we propose to organize the Cooperative Educational Studies Group, a pool of training programs that will collect a common data set describing their programs, design interventions to be tested rigorously in multi-methodological approaches, and at the same time produce knowledge about high-quality practice.

We excluded the following: systematic reviews, meta-analyses, descriptions of proposed programs that lacked outcomes, and studies whose populations did not focus on seniors.

On Thursday a broad coalition of marriage equality and LGBTI groups rejected the plebiscite proposal due to public funding for ads, the "unnecessary complexity" of the question and lack of clarity on proposed changes to the Marriage Act.

However, these advances do not make up for the lack of knowledge about proposed educational contents [20, 21], i.e. on the knowledge and skills that are actually taught and on the corresponding training settings [22, 23].

Rather than introducing sub-resolution models to counteract the lack of resolution, we propose a method which augments N-body merger trees with high-resolution branches generated using a Monte Carlo approach.

Due to a lack of robustness, we propose to have Characella as incertae sedis at the moment, although we suspect that it could be allocated to a lithistid family in the future.