Sentences with phrase «substantial lack»

2016 was a year of contrasts, promising a superb vintage, characterized by uniform flowering at the origin of good pollination, substantial lack of rainfall during the summer combined with abundant sunshine and evenly - occurring veraison.

Among all types of stroke, there is a substantial lack of data about how to manage OAC - ICH.

«However, there is a substantial lack of research specific to women in poorer countries, where interventions such as cognitive behavioural therapy may not be available.»

State leaders are focusing on diversity inside the classroom after a recent NAACP report showed a substantial lack of teachers of color across Massachusetts.

With a substantial lack of details released regarding the DICE developed origin story, one would assume Faith will have a strong presence during EA's 2014 conference.

Having a substantial lack of modes is one thing, but when you've got functionality so half - baked that the consumer can see the seams in between two given parts, it really doesn't paint a very good picture.

Furthermore, other recent research [24] has suggested that past campaigns have been unsuccessful (in both their reach and exposure), given that a substantial lack of awareness of the scientific consensus still persists («information deficit») while at the same time, the spread of misinformation has vastly increased («misinformation surplus»).

By contrast, the statute allows for suits against lower - level officials who have acted with «gross negligence» — defined by Michigan's immunity law as «conduct so reckless as to demonstrate a substantial lack of concern for whether an injury results.»

When the brain is deprived from a substantial lack of oxygen, it is referred to as a hypoxic event.

An additional appeal may be made to the Missouri courts, however, Missouri Courts will generally assume that LIRC's appeals determination was correct, and will only overturn LIRC's ruling if it finds that there was a substantial lack of evidence in support of that ruling.

[42] On the medical evidence, therefore, I am left with a substantial lack of clarity as to whether the complaints of Mrs. Lorenz are essentially permanent.