Sentence examples for lack of solved from inspiring English sources

However, the lack of solved protein structures for many targets is a major limitation of structure-based approaches.

In the foreseeable future, we expect that there will be a lack of solved structures for many low-homology proteins and families (NEFF ≤6).

Their functional assignment is compromised by our lack of solved structures of PH domains that bind to monophosphorylated PIs, or of other proteins in complex with phosphatidylinositol 4-phosphate (PtdIns(4 P), which is the most abundant monophosphorylated PI.

It is a very complex problem that includes illegal guns, a culture of violence, and sometimes a lack of problem solving skills....police definitely know who the gang members are, and anyone with even basic internet skills can find YouTube and Instagram accounts with photos of guns and drugs.

This lack of problem solving communication could result in a lack of trust and a feeling that the specialist physician needed to take over care.

The lack of problem solving during supervision visits resulted in frustration among HSAs, as expressed by one focus group participant: "When they came to supervise me I told them what I was lacking in my clinic, but until now there is nothing that has changed.

The use of maladaptive coping strategies has long been implicated in suicidal thoughts and behaviors [ 57], thus, it is interesting that in the current study a lack of problem solving, rather than the use of non-productive coping strategies (i.e., avoidance or disengagement), was related to suicidality.

It's blindingly obvious that fair pricing is only possible when the lack of competition is solved".

The lack of definitions is solved by using ontologies, such as OpenCyc, WordNet, LinkBase and SNOMED CT.

The nation's political leaders, all war veterans, lacked the basic diplomatic skill of solving routine political problems through negotiation.

The administration's late reaction to the most recent crisis is  an example of its lack of desire to solve the issue, the authors argue.