Sentence examples for lack of spiral from inspiring English sources

The lack of spiral arteriole modification observed in mice deficient in uNK cells further supports this hypothesis (Greenwood et al., 2000; Ashkar et al., 2003).

What are the mechanistic implications of the apparent lack of preferred spiral directionality?

In one of the first scenes, the show exposes how a lack of accountability can spiral into mayhem and sexual violence.

But the SDR came unstuck on Tony Blair's watch as a lack of funding and spiralling costs dragged the aspirations of the review down to earth.

If the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, a think tank, is correct in its estimate that Britain needs another million new homes built by 2022, another 65 Ebbsfleets will be required within the next decade.But the lack of availability and spiralling prices are not the only factors at play here.

The key is to fix that faucet before the psychosis floods the brain with too much water or too many neurotransmitters, before the brain is swamped, and before the psychotic individual drowns from lack of oxygen or spirals into a vortex of doom.

This naturally explains the observed lack of strong large-scale spiral structure in LSBs.

The lack of palps in O. spiral probably represents a character loss under a most parsimonious reconstruction, because all other siboglinids bear an anterior crown composed of one or more palps.

These maternal and fetal complications are suggested to have their origin largely in abnormal early placentation, which is characterized by impaired tropho-blast invasion and lack of modification of the spiral arteries (Kaufmann et al. 2003; Ness and Sibai 2006; Schlembach et al. 2007; Steegers et al. 2010).

Given both the lack of understanding of the nature of spiral grain in trees and its impact on end-product performance, there is a need to understand how it varies within and among trees.

Health care systems have increasingly recognized the potential value of the results-oriented Lean paradigm to make a valuable contribution to wicked and long-standing problems such as inefficiencies, lack of consumer-centredness and spiraling costs that continue to plague the industry.