Sentence examples for of potential lack from inspiring English sources

However, this may not provide enough evidence that randomisation was effective either, as other non-measured and/or unknown covariates may exist that differ significantly between groups as a result of potential lack of effective randomisation.

In addition, the model included a set of autoregressive components to control for potential lack of temporal independence of observations.

The common mode of interaction of a large number of coactivators involving the LXXLL motif with most of the nuclear receptor raises the problem of a potential lack of specificity.

First, some findings were not significant but have to be interpreted with caution because of a potential lack of power due to a small size of the family-bereaved subgroup.

In addition, more overlapping genes may not have been identified because of a potential lack of power caused by using a stringent Q-value of 0.1.

Because of a potential lack of power, we also decided not to investigate less common outcomes such as preterm birth (n = 64, 3.9%) or infant death.

These findings address the previous concern of a potential lack of correlation between A1C and glucose changes with ranolazine (13, 16).

Dynamic models have the additional advantage of coping with a potential lack of strict exogeneity of some of the control variables that might be correlated with past errors (i.e. predetermined) or correlated with current errors (i.e. endogenous).

Mr. Hill has teamed with Karl Gebhardt, an astronomy professor at U.T., on the $36 million project, which has prevailed despite the threat of natural disasters, potential lack of financing and all the kinks that can throw off a long-term project.

A limitation of this study is the potential lack of generalizability of our findings, since our AD patients were selected according to strict inclusion criteria.

Last month the Charity Commission launched its own inquiry into the associated Durand Education Trust DETT) which owns the land the school sits on, because of concerns about "a potential lack of separation" between the two separate charities.