Sentence examples for this potential lack from inspiring English sources

Because forest fragments were small and limited to areas too steep and inaccessible for coffee cultivation, it was impossible to find distant capture sites within fragments (the implications of this potential lack of spatial independence are discussed below in "Statistical Analyses").

This potential lack of IgHa T-independent anti-gp41 MPER responsiveness could be enhanced by efficient T-B collaborations in vivo due to preferential recognition of certain TH cells for IgHa, since there is precedent for T cell-specific recognition of IgHa C regions [69], [70].

Despite this potential lack of power, a systematic difference was detected between early and late postoperative residual volumes based on FLAIR-weighted imaging in 14 patients.

This potential lack of selectivity is less of an issue in western blotting since crossreactivity is often revealed by the apparent molecular mass of the proteins being detected.

With respect to waste degradation, this potential lack of robustness is a severe problem, as a population of synthetic organisms would need to be sustained to be effective.

This potential lack of standardisation represents a significant challenge should a definitive trial remain pragmatic and expanded to multi-centre design.

The main limitation within this analysis is the potential lack of generalizability of the findings to all populations.

A limitation of this study is the potential lack of generalizability of our findings, since our AD patients were selected according to strict inclusion criteria.

A limitation of this study is the potential lack of generalizability to other settings: the variables needed in adjustment models may not be the same if the quality of the coding is different or if databases include different sets of variables than those included in our HDR and BC.

This created controversy over the potential lack of women on Bank of England notes, so in July the Bank said it planned to put Jane Austen on the next version of the £10 note.

This would be analogous to the potential lack of function for many transcription-factor binding events in the genome.