Intravital holds considerable promise as a research tool but, like gastric tonometry, its universal application appears to lack foundation, for the present at least.
"That theory lacks foundation in applicable law," it said.
The chief prosecutor for the Guantanamo tribunals, Army Col. Lawrence Morris, said Vandeveld's "ethical qualms" lacked foundation.
While Garfinkel rated Archibald high in speed (9), spring (9) and dribbling (10), he gave him a fairly poor shooting grade (6), accompanied by the words "lightning-quick guard with globe-dribbling talent, lacks strength/size/defensive foundation for top majors".
Similarly, faculty development programs build the networks that support faculty academic success, and faculty lacking access to career development resources lack the foundations for professional success (Hitchcock et al., 1995; Morzinski and Fisher, 2002).
It lacks the foundations for democracy.
As for the somewhat contrarian decision to relocate back to Germany and base the company in Berlin instead of Boston or Silicon Valley, ResearchGate's board member Cohler said that Boston lacks the foundations for helping consumer Internet companies grow.
In the past God occupied that role, but systems that dispense with God as part of the theory are lacking the proper foundation for meaningful employment of those concepts.
The creaturely, Santner writes, "signifies a mode of exposure that distinguishes human beings from other kinds of life: not exposure simply to the elements or the fragility and precariousness of our mortal, finite lives, but rather to an ultimate lack of foundation for the historical forms of life that distinguish human community" (5).
However, many teachers lack a solid foundation for teaching these reading comprehension strategies.
However, it lacks a formal foundation for SCA-based system specification and verification.
