Sentence examples for lack of representative from inspiring English sources
As hard as it is to compare these numbers with those in other Mexican cities (due to the lack of representative data for smaller cities), we can say that if Mexico City were a state, officially it would be the most overweight state in the entire country.
In exchange for their turning a blind eye to the lack of representative government and human rights abuses, Colonel Qaddafi is openhanded in distributing Libya's oil proceeds, sometimes as direct gifts to influential people and tribal leaders, but also in the form of state-financed health care, huge urban development projects and universal free education.
There is a lack of representative preclinical models for standardized testing of novel experimental therapies.
Such challenges include the lack of reliable extrapolation of available models and lack of representative data describing previously unseen circumstances.
The unexpected reduction in model stability may be due to imperfect model design or a lack of representative information in the training dataset (Sánchez Lasheras et al. 2010).
The conventional methodologies are based on linear relationships, such as the commonly used Multivariate Linear Regression (MLR), which may suffer from the lack of representative capacity to the varied psychological features.
She believes the lack of representatives, in contact with the media and policymakers – unlike gay organisations such as Aides or Act Up – was a major disadvantage for youths on the estates.
Those lack of representatives, of course, can make things a little unsettling for those who want to work with him.
New primers cannot be invented in case of lack of representatives of those bacteria in the RDP database.
However, the usefulness of the known primers for Verrucomicrobia was limited, and half the known primers showed >50% failed detections, perhaps reflecting the lack of representatives of this phylum when the primers were designed.
In addition, a total of 25 out of the invited 179 public health experts (14%) participated with a lack of representatives from countries such as Albania, Hungary, Montenegro, or Latvia.
