Sentence examples for theoretical lack of from inspiring English sources

The slim special features and the theoretical lack of repeat viewing (it's not exactly a movie to be enjoyed over and over again) prevent me from recommending a purchase for the casual moviegoer.

This theoretical lack of equal distances between responses violates assumptions for parametric methodology, requiring the data to be analyzed via nonparametric tests (Huck, 2008).

This theoretical lack of equal distances violates assumptions for parametric methodology, requiring the data to be analyzed via nonparametric tests (Huck, 2008).

Critical deficiencies of the Perc Test include its empirical nature (absence of theoretical foundation), lack of standardization, and strong dependence of PT on borehole/pit dimensions, water ponding depth and antecedent soil properties.

Hitherto, recognition of the risks associated with these processes has been compromised by observational difficulties and theoretical disagreements, lack of evidence in many regions and widespread misclassification of rock avalanche deposits as moraines.

For both theoretical and (lack of) data-related reasons, fertility choices have been investigated mostly from an individual perspective.

Although inclined towards writing "in a theoretical way", his lack of a literary grounding saw him falter.

Further irregularities identified include the misuse of terminology, incorrect definitions, misattribution of theoretical concepts, or lack of citations within areas clearly referring to ideas or phenomena.

The experimental values of t and F did not exceed the theoretical values, indicating lack of significant difference between the compared methods.

Another theoretical cause for lack of positive exercise effects on mental health in older people in residential care facilities may be that functional capacity and independence in ADL are not important as mediating factors in this group.

Further theoretical developments likely to arise from this project will help address the lack of theoretical integration between gerontology and palliative care which has been identified as hindering the development of integrated services in all countries, including NZ [ 46].