Sentence examples for persistently lacking from inspiring English sources
With regard to family-professional partnership and interaction (research question 1), first of all, this study showed that the qualities identified as those which advance the relationship between families and service providers were persistently lacking (Summers et al., 2005).
He is regarded as a middle-order manipulator, reliant on invention, a facet that England's one-day side has persistently lacked in recent years.
Peres et al. (2003) found that the history and intensity of exploitation of this species were major determinants of population size and age structure with persistently harvested populations lacking juvenile trees in contrast with those with a history of either light or recent exploitation.
Plagued by persistent speculation that the investment bank was lacking cash, Bear Stearns persistently denied that was the case.
It was demonstrated that mice lacking RGS2 developed strong HT and persistently increased vascular tone [ 11].
In contrast, TGF-β persistently inhibits c-Myc expression and growth in fibroblasts carrying Smad2/3 mutants lacking CDK phosphorylation sites in their linker regions.
McClellan, however, lacked tenacity, persistently overestimated the Confederates' strength (and therefore stalled his attacks), and was openly disdainful of the president.
Nevertheless, he felt he lacked the persistently inquisitive nature needed to succeed as a crime reporter.
NF- κB is persistently activated by TNF α and interleukin 1 (IL-1) in A20-deficient cells, and mice lacking A20 die prematurely owing to severe inflammation and cachexia.
Prospective data are lacking, although a study of HIV infected people in Italy suggested that anti-KSHV antibody titres may be persistently high even before the diagnosis of Kaposi's sarcoma, based on the observation of 21 cases of the tumour (Rezza et al, 1999).
