Sentence examples for marked by lack from inspiring English sources

In the 1930s, after it became possible to treat diabetes with insulin derived from animals, diabetes mellitus itself began to be subdivided into what would come to be called Type 1, marked by lack of insulin, and Type 2, marked by insensitivity to insulin.

The disorder is marked by lack of focus and excitability.

Female bodies are defective male bodies, marked by lack, the lack which forms the necessary and negative opposite to the plenitude of masculinity; meanings matched with imaginary associations in which female bodies are experienced as chaotic, formless and threatening.

After 17 years as FIFA's president, the 79 year-old Blatter represents continuity and a past marked by lack of transparency and accountability and a culture of impunity and secrecy.

Mutant clones (marked by lack of GFP, green) also had no defects (Figs. 4C and D).

Mitotic clones of the capsDel1 trn28.4 mutation (marked by lack of GFP, green) showed subtle but consistent defects.

Due to the strong karstification the Gunung Sewu is marked by lacking surface runoff.

A degenerative program is marked by a lack of new facts and by lack of growth.

Indeed, although organisational studies is a domain marked by a lack of consensus on ontology and epistemology [ 21] and the consequent lack of consensus on methodology, the case study is a common research design for a number of reasons.

developing countries are marked by a lack well-functioning formal institutions.

But here, the result is a divide often marked by a lack of in-depth interaction.