Sentence examples for thought to be lacking from inspiring English sources

BiliCheck™ (BC), a new transcutaneous bilirubinometer is thought to be lacking in the disadvantages of old devices and could be potentially useful for diagnosing jaundice in preterm babies.

For some time, it was thought to be lacking in earthquakes – odd for such a massive place being stretched by tectonic forces over time – but a recent study found that there are more shakes there than scientists originally detected.

Interestingly, good matches were found for 64, 125 and 18 genes thought to be lacking in B. ovis in the genomes of B. suis, B. melitensis and B. abortus 2308, respectively (Table S3).

Importantly, more than half of the GPs indicated a need for aged care-specific antibiotic guidelines, as current guidelines were thought to be lacking evidence and recommendations specific to the aged care population.

The mutant Ire1 was unable to offer any buffering capacity since it was thought to be lacking the BiP binding region, and hence sensitized Ire1 to low unfolded protein load (Pincus et al., 2010).

To evaluate whether there is cryptic variation of functional importance in ABO, it may be particularly interesting to focus on activity levels of ABO in species thought to be lacking one of the main histo-blood groups (e.g. gorillas or chimpanzees).

The challenges to internationally trained Physiotherapists success are thought to be lack of familiarity with the Canadian healthcare system, differences in Physiotherapy practice between countries, issues with language fluency, specialisation in specific areas of practice that provide a challenge on a generalist examination, and lack of familiarity with the Canadian National examination format.

He or she is thought to be soulless: lacking in love, warmth and human feeling.

Nutritionally, the cereal will differ from traditional Wheaties by leaving out folic acid, which the company maintains is more important for women than men, while adding vitamin E, thought to be more lacking in men's diets.

Health care is often thought to be too bureaucratic, availability is lacking and the informants complained of lack of understanding from health care professionals concerning need for prompt availability.

The only complete solution is thought to be a pig lacking the gene for ?-1,3-galactosyltransferase, thatenzymakesatheakesugar sugar.