Sentence examples for maintenance lack from inspiring English sources
But the high cost of maintenance, lack of precision in visual inspection and susceptibility of sensors to harsh environmental conditions have made structural health monitoring (SHM) a necessity.
This is likely related to increased motorization in the setting of inadequate transportation infrastructure maintenance, lack of safety device use such as restraints and helmets, mixed road use by pedestrians or non-motorized vehicles, and the absence of pre-hospital and emergency care.
Over time, poor maintenance, lack of facilities for children, transient tenancies, and other factors caused social conditions and communal ties to break down in the flats.
Because of the high cost of instruments, expensive maintenance, lack of expertise, and less-than-ideal operational conditions, utilization of these techniques are not practical in low-income countries.
Challenges in translating preclinical studies to clinical trials include the inability of animal models to recapitulate the human disease, variations in breeding and colony maintenance, lack of standards in design, conduct and analysis of animal trials, and publication bias due to under-reporting of negative results in the scientific literature.
Maintenance problem, lack of proper sludge disposal guidance, slow flow rate and lack of ownership were other problems of the filter (15).
For a variety of reasons — the cost of proper maintenance, the lack of repair know-how and overuse of the instruments — the melodies are often horribly off key.
The results indicated some design inadequacies, faulty construction methodologies, improper maintenance and lack of awareness even by the professionals to deal with such structures.
FCD systems are being increasingly used in a variety of important applications since they overcome the limitations of fixed traffic monitoring technologies (installation and maintenance costs, lack of flexibility, static nature of the information, etc).
Information that would be meaningful in assessing discovered data would include sensor characteristics, sensor configuration that can significantly affect observational accuracy and precision, and sensor maintenance – or lack of maintenance - that can help explain otherwise inexplicable shifts or long-term trends in data.
Poor maintenance -- lack of life support -- quickly leads to a park's degradation (perversely, in some situations like Minneapolis' Peavey Plaza, it becomes a reason for wanting to destroy a park altogether -- like taking a patient off of life support and then blaming the patient for getting sicker).
