Sentence examples for lack of systematic analysis from inspiring English sources
By comparison, there is a lack of systematic analysis of brake squeal data obtained from a noise dynamometer.
However, there is a lack of systematic analysis and comprehensive understanding of the research and practice regarding assumptions and their management.
However, despite long history of NP development and its application, it is still lack of systematic analysis of optimal parameters of NPs for using them as PT/PA agents in laser nanomedicine.
However, due to lack of systematic analysis using multiple markers the available information on the genomic diversity of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in India is limited.
This might be due to limited number of tumors analyzed and lack of systematic analysis.
Almost all the prediction methods are built on the data in human and yeast for their well-studied experimental data accumulation, but there are still lack of systematic analysis on Arabidopsis thaliana.
Because of the general lack of a systematic analysis of structured RNAs in CDS regions, and in order to assess the false discovery rate in coding sequences (for which RNAz is not explicitly trained), we decided to re-evaluate the predictions of RNA structures found in the CDS more carefully.
What has not been spoken of much is the role of gender within this issue of violence -- the terrible toll that is taken by male violence, by the lack of any systematic analysis of the relationship between violence and the kind of false and hyper masculinity that is rampant in America.
Our results indicate that reporting systems are widespread in hospitals, in line with health authority policies, however there is a lack of subsequent systematic analysis of reported AE.
However, to date, few studies quantitatively investigated these spine abnormalities, partly due to the lack of a systematic analysis method such as Spiso-3D, which allows the efficient analysis of large sets of data.
There was a general lack of " systematic empirical analysis of the crisis as a 'laboratory' for urban governance models" (Oosterlynck and González 2013, p 1076).
