Sentence examples for missing element in from inspiring English sources

"That's a missing element in today's conservative revolt".

Either way the missing element in the view of many on English and Australian sides seems to be courage.

But, with hindsight, it says that a "key missing element" in deciding to close the review about corporate governance was "engagement at the most senior FSA executive level".

"Something that appeals to kids is the missing element in Atlantic City now," Mr. Peebles said, "but it should also appeal to older adults".

One missing element in the novel is a true hero, a person the reader can root for or identify with, and whose character is altered by events.

The missing element in NASA's ambitious plan to get the space shuttles flying again next year is what the plan does not provide.

The stepwise regressive-transgressive deepening during the Oxfordian-Early Tithonian and transgressive-regressive shallowing during the Late Tithonian-Berriasian were probably caused by short-term manifestations of local tectonic "noise", and depositional hiatuses accompanied by the erosion of missing elements in the structure of third-order cycles.

These disparities between species call for analysis of data from species with different Ne and/or recombinational landscape, so that the HRI theory can be further tested and missing elements in the existing models identified (Webster and Hurst 2012; Cutter and Payseur 2013).

Another missing element: despite her preternatural in-person poise, it was hard for Phair to play live.

Many early researchers, both before and after the periodic table was published, were eager to be the first to discover and name the missing element; its location in the table suggested that it should be easier to find than other undiscovered elements.

This is in line with the previous research that common missing element of non-pharmacological interventions in RCTs were materials necessary to provide the intervention (47% complete) published in six major general journals.