Sentence examples for some lacunae from inspiring English sources

A small amount of new bone formation was found in some lacunae with the occasional microfracture.

Evidence of chondrocyte clumping was found, and some lacunae were absent of chondrocytes.

This means that subjects may not be fully informed based on Canadian standards and that protocols and informed consent forms are being accepted with some lacunae.

There are, however, some lacunae, such as the fact that the DNA inserts of cDNA-derived RNAi clones are not available.

The Palms market has some lacunae (eggs, apples), which Ionescu says she hopes to fill soon.

From the above discussion, it is clear that there are some lacunas in the existing literature of GTSP which are summarized below: In the existing literature, GTSPs are considered only in a crisp environment.

However, some lacunas in data could not be resolved.

There are some peculiar lacunae in this volume, however.

What the archives do reveal, despite some exasperating lacunae, is a pronounced ability on Jefferson's part to make himself wretched; a vexed battle with self-control; and a vast capacity for self-deception, or what we might today call compartmentalization. Insecure, self-conscious, high-minded, he had no great gift for intimacy and no time for the unpalatable.

For all its pleasures, Ullmann's version has some memorable lacunae: like for instance, not having a stove on the set to cook the meat that Stanley hands over to Stella in his first entrance, or — a much more egregious absence — overlooking Williams's actual ending.

Some osteocyte lacunae in the osteocyte-less bone were indistinctly delineated.