The fact that public sector managers have rated themselves as at least "reasonably competent but not good" in all of the competencies suggests that they lack confidence in their ability either because they don't possess the requisite management skills or because they more generally lack self-belief.
More generally, lack of success in traditional breeding and selection for improved salt tolerance of some crops has been discussed and questioned by Shannon and Grieve (1999), Flowers (2004), Flowers and Flowers (2005), Munns (2005), Colmer et al. (2005), Munns and Tester (2008) and Ashraf and Akram (2009).
The relation of folk psychology to case histories is unexplored, as is the nature of reasoning from cases more generally: we lack a good general account of what a case history explains or is otherwise good for, in psychiatry or in any other field.
But with the disappearance of a Christian center and the decline of institutional religion more generally, we lack the capacity to translate those desires into something other than what we've seen in this, the most theologically diverse of recent presidential elections — division, demonization and polarization without end.
Mature cotyledonary embryos generally lacked suspensors.
The choice between these criteria is an ongoing point of discussion: implicit criteria are more easily applicable but generally lack definition, whereas explicit criteria are not unequivocally agreed upon and are often perceived as too inflexible [ 9- 12].
More generally, his performances lacked nuance in matters of phrasing, texture and dynamics.
Comparative studies of different formulations of intravenous iron were generally lacking, precluding more accurate assessments of risk of adverse reactions.
These include stonewalling by phone companies that are reluctant to cooperate with independent providers of digital subscriber lines, and, more generally, the lack of local competition in telephone and cable services.
The preponderant feature of this traditional pastoral economy is the mutually reinforcing symbiosis between the norms of sufficiency and the absence of an accumulative logic, or more generally the lack of a culture of stored wealth.
