Sentence examples for natural lack from inspiring English sources

But the miraculous stories it contains and its natural lack of historical perspective rendered the book unacceptable at the Reformation and after the rise of the new learning, so it then went completely out of fashion.

That is why producers, labels and the related ecology of reviewers, catalogers and guides will continue to make a living: they counter our natural lack of attention for the 10 million albums we can expect to see in another 50 years.

Hitchens prided himself on his diversity of political opinions, his unwillingness to become another man in anyone's rank and file doctrine, and his natural lack of innate respect for any authority.

Hence, it appears that at least part of the naked mole-rats' insensitivity to capsaicin is related to this species' natural lack of SP in its cutaneous C-fibers.

We propose that the natural lack of SP in naked mole-rat C-fibers may have resulted during adaptation to living in a chronically high carbon dioxide, high ammonia environment that, in other mammals, would stimulate C-fibers and evoke nocifensive behavior.

The natural lack of PERV-C in the WZSP breed, together with the small amount of replication-competent PERV in its genome, might facilitate its application in pig-to-human xenotransplantation.

But natural dyes lack the vibrancy of synthetic dyes and rely on arable land to produce the base material, such as cotton, the easiest fabric for natural dyes to adhere to.

The Misak people had been forced to relocate to these areas because of natural disasters, lack of land within the Guambian shelter and armed conflict.

However, demonstrating causality in ecology is difficult because of natural variability, lack of replication, the presence of confounding influences, and limits to experimental manipulation.

If moral facts are non-natural facts, as intuitionists maintain, and non-natural properties lack causal powers, then moral intuitions cannot be caused by the corresponding moral facts, as, e.g., certain perceptual seemings are caused by certain natural facts.

However, there are no natural isolates lacking all DCs, suggesting that they have an important role in nature.