Sentence examples for literature missing from inspiring English sources

The CareSearch project involved identifying, collecting and evaluating Australia's "grey" palliative care literature and identifying international published literature missing from the electronic indexing systems.

In terms of the theoretical framework introduced by Rubin 12 and often cited in the academic literature, missing data may be 'missing completely at random' (MCAR) or 'missing at random' (MAR).

In all previously published literature, "missing enzymes" referred to the enzymatic activities that are expected - or known - to be present in at least some bacteria but have not yet been assigned to any sequence.

Consistent with the literature, missed appointments were related to race/ethnicity, single-parent family status, and insurance, although race/ethnicity was by far the most important predictor.

He is probably better-read than you, in more languages than you know, and he can take on experts in legal history, economic theory, music, art, architecture, wine and world literature without missing a beat.

However, it is observed that in the teaching of translation the literature is missing teaching materials for different genres.

The existing literature on missing women is diverse and is mainly focused on developing countries (Anderson and Ray 2010).

Plausible values (PVs) are what the literature on missing data calls multiple imputations (Rubin 1987; Little and Rubin 2002).

Despite the recent popularity of multi-scale scenario exercises, a review of the literature reveals missing elements regarding local-scale scenario-building.

This study briefly outlines the literature on missing women in the context of fully effective gender-determination technologies and son-preferring cultural attitudes.

Moreover, this work may contribute to characterize the vibrations induced by piling work at close range, and help to define the maximum acceptable vibration pattern for such structures, since literature is missing of such case studies.