Sentence examples for lacking in availability from inspiring English sources

They realized that the existing online marketplaces were lacking in availability and in interesting "long-tail" activities, while their pricing was the same as buying directly as a walk-in.

Within the context of safety as a dimension of social capital, this may be reflective of aspects of social capital resources existent for inmates in custody but lacking in availability for operational or clinical staff.

"Developing nations are frequently lacking in both availability of accurate weather information as well as capabilities to mitigate adverse effects," Sznaider says.

It is somewhat lacking in terms of availability, scalability and write-performance, and it is very hindered by its stabilization time (which is also one of the reasons for its low availability).

One is the lack in availability of diagnostic tools, with the other being the infrequency with which many health care workers encounter people with type 1 diabetes.

Eggs identified as free run were only collected from Quebec and the Maritimes due to a lack in availability from BC. Egg collection was performed by Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) inspectors at grading stations.

Nearly a quarter of patients (25.3%) lacked availability in the database in the period of 730 – 365 days before index date.

Furthermore, coverage for pediatric specialty care may vary more widely due to systematic differences in inclusion on preferred provider lists, lack of availability in staff model HMOs, and requirements for referral.

Presently, there is still a certain lack in the availability of simple and reliable methods for computing angle factors of people in assigned postures, particularly in case of complex geometry and presence of heat high intensity sources, like sun.

Finally, lack in the availability of dedicated local endoscopic services may discourage physicians in recommending screening test; something that was not assessed in our study.

It was assumed that persons screened positive in areas which lack availability of treatment will only benefit via reduction in incidence (via polyp removal) and not via decreases in case-fatality rate due to the lack of treatment.