Sentence examples for lack to integrate from inspiring English sources

Poly vinyl alcohol (PVA) hydrogels are promising implants, due to their similar properties as soft tissue; however their low mechanical resistance and durability together with its lack to integrate with the surrounding tissue restrict their application in this area.

Unlike railroads in Europe, ours usually lack links to integrate them seamlessly into the national and global air traffic networks, which will obviously remain the basic transportation system for trips of more than about 300 miles.

Lecture-based teaching often lacks strategies to integrate the knowledge structure and results in isolated or compartmentalized mapping.

Traditional BPM solutions often lack the capability to integrate external applications in that they have very limited support for interoperability.

While P2P networks help establish physical links across participants, they lack the capability to integrate knowledge fragments embedded in documents and artifacts distributed across peers.

However, there is a recurrent lack of tools to integrate environmental assessment in the early stages of material research and development.

Conventional computer-aided design tools typically contain geometric and topologic data of virtual constructs, but lack robust means to integrate material composition properties within virtual models.

Often, students who form a peer group with others from their own racial and linguistic group are evaluated negatively for their lack of efforts to integrate and learn and, thus, are marked as passive and reserved.

Despite the benefits of ICT integration in education, a study conducted by Sing and Chan (2014) identified that Malaysian teachers are still lack of skill to integrate ICT in their teaching.

The relevance of continuing education courses is then questionable because of the lack of capacity to integrate new knowledge and skills into the workplace.

According to Irvine [ 47], health professionals in primary care settings, including nurses, lack adequate knowledge to integrate health promotion in their daily work in an effective and planned manner.