Sentence examples for prolonged lack from inspiring English sources

In a comparative study of F-FBnTP and F-flurpiridaz in a rat model of short-term occlusion/reperfusion, F-FBnTP demonstrated prolonged lack of uptake in the defect area whereas over a similar period F-flurpiridaz showed slow restoration of uptake suggesting redistributive capacity analogous to Tl+.

A prolonged lack of negotiations, in itself, China warned, could provoke a military attack.

Researchers once thought that a prolonged lack of sleep produced mental illness.

The prolonged lack of electricity and extraordinarily broad impact across the island seemed to complicate the recovery efforts.

In recent years, these and other similar products have been the subject of substantial controversy related to their prices and prolonged lack of generic competition.

Club officials said "a prolonged lack of final decisions" over cross-border competitions in 2014-15 had led them not to renew their contract to participate.

Since then, Nabil has been subjected to all the horrors of the Gitmo handbook: sleep deprivation, sensory deprivation, temperature extremes, prolonged isolation, lack of access to sunlight, almost no recreation and limited medical care.

The disorder, which is usually brought on by a prolonged and severe lack of Vitamin D, could explain Millie's injuries, Ayoub said.

Their prolonged excellence and lack of shoe model superstars have helped brand them as "boring," but the Spurs' share-the-wealth philosophy and fundamental soundness amount to anything but boring basketball.

When sharing is not enabled, i.e., α = 0, the outcome of the algorithm is given only by decreasing exponential updates, making it harder for the algorithm to follow abrupt changes in the RTT measurements: experts that experience prolonged poor performance lack influence because their weights have become too depreciated.

The wound-healing can be prolonged due the lack of proper blood supply to the affected area.