Sentence examples for ubiquitous lack from inspiring English sources

QFFs for 6- to 1-h lead times using precipitation composites of Q2 QPE and NDFD QPF to drive the hydrology model in operational mode exhibited ubiquitous lack of skill yielding consistently negative NS scores.

Most other members of this diverse and ubiquitous family lack defined functions.

Since the S→M→E model is expected to be ubiquitous, the lack of enrichment is not surprising.

Estimates indicate that well over two-thirds of urban population residents in sub-Saharan live in slum settlements characterized by ubiquitous poverty, lack of basic infrastructure, a dearth of socio-economic opportunities, excessive overcrowding, extreme deprivation, and enduring marginalization [ 16].

While MEKK is ubiquitous, some species lack CDC.

The phylogeny for said catechol-O-methyltransferase (-like) sequences suggests they are ubiquitous genes that lack a counterpart in modern/angiosperm plants (Additional File 12) and are part of a yet to be elucidated pathway in conifer defenses.

Moreover, mRNA lability property due to rapid degradation by ubiquitous RNases and lack of integration into the genome eliminates the risk of long-lasting side effects and makes it clinically safer than pDNA for transposase expression.

The internet is an open platform, but it lacks ubiquitous wireless coverage and proper positioning technology.

Today, NFC still lacks ubiquitous infrastructure in the U.S., disinterest from Apple, and even limited support on Android devices.

In addition, many current providers received their medical education before information technology became ubiquitous, and are lacking both basic computer skills and the specific skills necessary to use an EHR effectively [ 1- 3, 5, 6].

Historically, subscription businesses were hindered by lack of ubiquitous access.