Sentence examples for lack of straightforward from inspiring English sources

The lack of straightforward answers to these questions is enough to send anyone back to the couch and remote control.

"Because of the lack of straightforward channels into the industry, it ends up being dominated by people like me who spent their childhoods playing with the ZX Spectrum".

January 25 2014 In 1974, Clark (1944-1991), the charismatic co-founder of the Byrds, released a solo album, "No Other," that was a commercial flop, panned for its overindulgent studio sound and lack of straightforward singles.

In the case of nanomaterials, we have not yet witnessed such an ubiquitous revolution, and one of the reasons is probably the lack of straightforward and reproducible synthetic protocols providing large amounts of nanomaterials and thus capable of efficient up-scaling to fulfil industrial needs.

The lack of straightforward relationship between self-confidence and the judgment itself is not surprising, given the existence of an epistemological gap: judgment is observable whereas self-confidence, like consciousness is an individual state of mind, unreachable by observation.

The diffuse clinical picture and lack of straightforward diagnostics for leptospirosis (Wagenaar et al. 2004; Smythe et al. 2009) hamper adequate case reporting from Vietnam.

Objective: The sinus tympani has been the focus of clinical interest because of its tendency to be invaded by cholesteatoma, its visual obscurity, and the lack of a straightforward surgical approach by which it can be addressed.

This lack of a straightforward effect estimate is an important drawback of nonparametric methods.

A disadvantage of working with the latent variable is the lack of a straightforward interpretation of the parameters for the regression model.

However, several limitations are associated with this method, mainly the lack of a straightforward relationship between sequence similarity and protein function [ 21, 27- 29].

It remains unclear which of these processes are associated with tinnitus-related gamma [ 26], and varying contributions of each could potentially explain the lack of a straightforward association between tinnitus strength and gamma magnitude.