Sentence examples for lacking sufficient research from inspiring English sources

The intent of the paper was to synthesize the diverse literature on in-vehicle technologies and older drivers, knowing that there would be areas that were lacking sufficient research specifically on the age groups and/or technologies of interest.

Price comparison is an important and complex skill, but it lacks sufficient research attention in terms of educating secondary students with intellectual disability and/or autism spectrum disorder.

The lessons learned from planning and implementing the research can be helpful to future researchers in negotiating long-term rigorous evaluations in an environment where collaborators lack sufficient research knowledge.

Three are thought to be autosomal recessive conditions, which means that the flawed gene is not sex-linked and has to come from both parents for an affected foal to be born; the others currently lack sufficient research data to determine the precise mode of inheritance.

Refugees found themselves not just homeless but hungry and lacking sufficient supplies of water.

These methods were opposed by conservationists and eventually canned for lacking sufficient evidence.

Data acquired from different sources are created with different levels of accuracy, precision and timeliness, and data not created for research may lack sufficient quality for research.

Moreover, one visiting teacher believed that students lacked sufficient skills in research method to fully understand how to critically appraise articles.

The majority of exclusions (other than for contamination) occurred during a two-week period when the NTRL lacked sufficient staffing to process research samples in addition to their routine clinical work.

One of the things that helped me in my research was coming across someone who had said, 'She lacks sufficient imagination to become a research chemist.' Something dropped into place for me: lack of imagination.

Clinical investigators may also lack sufficient knowledge of the genetic research carried out by the sponsor or collaborating researchers, and may not adequately interpret genetic data to effectively communicate information and minimize the risk for misinterpretation by the patient.