Sentence examples for lacking even for from inspiring English sources

Flexure is also a physiologically relevant mode of deformation for various cartilaginous structures such as the ears and nose, but a kinematic description of cartilage in flexure is lacking even for simple deformations.

So far transcriptome studies are lacking even for the medically imprtant Buthidae scorpions.

Despite the importance of islands in understanding these evolutionary processes in plants, plant reproductive traits have still been investigated in remarkably few island floras and complete data are still lacking even for well-studied islands (Bernardello et al. 2001; Newstrom and Robertson 2005; Chamorro et al. 2012).

To tackle the narrative challenge of Cave's extreme isolation (for most of the winter he's confined to a tiny hut, lacking even the sun for solace), Harding populates his solitude through reveries of his marriage to a Danish woman, whose pregnancy and calamitous labor make his own ordeal look, at least for a while, like an overnighter in the Adirondacks.

With nothing to stop the skid, Republicans went extreme right wing, lacking even the concern for national infrastructure, jobs and health shown by European fascists.

Direct evidence of assortative mating has been lacking, even when tested for directly (Le Gac et al., 2007a, but see Büker et al., 2013).

This imaginative scheme imposed a tax on ignorance, penalizing an employer for lacking even a cursory grasp of a world religion's holidays.

Unfortunately, we are lacking even retrospective clinical evidence for antineoplastic activity in nondiabetics.

The monkey was secularized and demoted, becoming the object of ridicule, a scapegoat, for lacking (even if only by 3 pieces of hair) the essence of humanness.

In April, the Telegraph revealed that: "Just one in 40 British diplomats is fluent in the language of the country where they work, with the majority lacking even [the] basic grasp sufficient for day-to-day exchanges".

The resulting accord lacked even a timetable for reaching a binding treaty with verifiable obligations.