Sentence examples for specifically lack of from inspiring English sources

More specifically lack of law and order is reflected through high levels of unfair competition, informality, uncontrolled corruption, court inefficiency, and governance effectiveness.

Specifically, lack of what should have been an extensive and densely populated cortex in the collagen X perinatal lethal mouse thymus suggested a depletion of marrow-derived, immature T lymphocytes; the medulla, however, still maintained a mature T lymphocyte population, possibly originating from fetal liver hematopoiesis [18] (Fig. 4B).

Specifically, lack of IL-6 has been demonstrated to be sufficient to prevent a plethora of autoimmune diseases such as experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (EAE) [11], pristane-induced lupus [12], experimental-induced arthritis [13], [14], autoimmune myasthenia gravis [15] and, most notably with regard to this report, experimental-induced autoimmune myocarditis (EAM) [2].

Limited support to HEWs, specifically lack of in-service training, hindered developing practical skills.

14 Specifically, lack of basic knowledge appeared to contribute strongly to confusion and higher levels of confusion appeared to correlate with negative attitudes towards patient empowerment and education.

More specifically, lack of awareness focused on the lack of knowledge about open CCL trials and which patients would be eligible for these trials.

This suggests that Pcl 22M2 1 mutants specifically lack the function of Pcl-PRC2 but retain normal levels of PRC2.

Or, more specifically, the lack of it.

Or more specifically, a lack of it.

He instantly identifies child and adolescent mental health services – or more specifically, the lack of them.

3.26am BST And another unusual question: gun control, specifically the lack of it.