Sentence examples for lack of ring from inspiring English sources

Marciano was aided and abetted by a total lack of ring rules that night in California and ruined poor Cockell with just about every punch, butt, shoulder, elbow and forearm imaginable.

It also resembles and grows in the same areas as the edible and prized Amanita velosa, which can be distinguished from A. ocreata by its lack of ring, striate cap margin and thick universal veil remnants comprising the veil.

However, the lack of ring structures noted indicated random diffraction commonly associated with amorphous structures.

The lack of ring complex muscles in the rostrum on the other hand seems to allow for the high flexibility of the long rostral area in L. riegeri (Fig.  1b, e– g, Additional file 1).

They also identified that lack of ring-fenced funding for care at birth including for care of small and sick babies and the lack of long-term, predictable financing limited planning and scale up efforts.

If you need a ring to prove your love, it's not your lack of a ring that's the problem.

The HierS sets enable to eliminate the analysis for pairs of molecules if the differences between these sets indicate the lack of common ring systems.

The choice of the optimum jetting parameters was a compromise between the necessity of a high productivity of printing (high drop velocity) and high printing resolution (small drop relics diameters and lack of "coffee ring effect").

And while the rational, feminist, anti-materialistic side of me had no problem with the lack of a ring, in the years that followed, somewhere in the back of my head, a nagging voice would occasionally pop up to wonder, what does that say about me, that there's no ring?

The lack of pallor ring at the injection site suggests that p234 is unable to stimulate vasoconstriction, most likely due to Kiss1R antagonism.

The effect of the substitutions on the early stage of aggregation might be related to a decrease in hydrophobicity and β-sheet propensity rather than a lack of aromatic ring, as it was proposed for other systems [47], [48].