Sentence examples for lacking of precise from inspiring English sources

Two case reports, not included in the primary analysis because of the lacking of precise radiological data, confirmed a radiological and clinical stability with long-term mifepristone treatment in two patients [ 49, 50] and a decrease in tumor size in one case [ 50].

In India, the lack of precise knowledge has caused confusion.

Labour MP Keith Vaz said a lack of precise information available about the screening was "shambolic".

A lack of precise location in Harvest by Jim Crace (Picador) makes it timeless.

So it is in the context of this lack of precise gushingness that I must make this confession.

Daniel R. Muhs, a United States Geological Survey scientist who studies coasts for clues to past sea level, cited a lack of precise dating of the two reef sections.

The lack of precise temperature control in a microwave means that it's not ideal for meats, fish or egg dishes, which toughen when slightly overcooked.

Mexicans were quick to denounce the lack of precise forewarning of the Acapulco storm, and then the local theft of relief supplies.

Organizations representing employers were starting to become antsy, about both the prospective complexity of the requirements and the lack of precise detail about them.

The feud between Mr. Hevesi and transit officials has thrown a harsh light on the quasi-independent nature of the authority and the lack of precise public information about its budget.

Furthermore, the lack of precise definition of what is measured is another source of confusion.