complete lack

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complete
adjective
uk /kəmˈpliːt/ us /kəmˈpliːt/
very great or to the largest ...
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Examples of complete lack

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The criterion used to define negative reactivity was completelack of fluorescence on the parasites.
For eight subjects there is an almost completelack of data in the literature, which necessitates clinical research, including cost-effectiveness analysis.
Overcrowding, together with poor sanitation, illiteracy and a completelack of veterinary attention places this community at a high risk of acquiring zoonotic infections.
Being identified with a completelack of a difference, rationality at best remains a null hypothesis that has failed to be rejected.
The previous assumption of direct continuity from prehistory was largely responsible for an almost completelack of excavation up until that time.
But do each of those registers have their own standard forms (like the completelack of commas in legal texts)?
Partly it had to do with organisational difficulties, as there was little centralisation and an almost completelack of any effective news service.
Moreover, the council celebrated a ' completelack of rowdyism ' at their bottle-stores.
After learning to read there is almost a completelack of further instruction, resulting in adults being less efficient readers than they could be.
Their almost completelack of implements in 1850 has been noted, but by 1914 investment was very heavy in relation to turnover.
These scores run from 0 to 1.0, with a score of 0 signifying completelack of membership in a particular group.
The completelack of evidence of traces of fire inside the chamber indicates that cremation took place outside the tombs.
A check on chapter titles and indices in handbooks and textbooks reveal an almost completelack of reference to emotion.
Even more disconcerting is the almost completelack of psychological services provided to depressed patients.
Large areas of land, particularly forested lands, are of public ownership, but given an almost completelack of enforcement, they are in fact open access.
Of course, common knowledge and completelack of knowledge of party types are endpoint cases.
In addition, there is a completelack of serious formal training in health economics.
While the number of replicates was low, the completelack of agreement with theoretical predictions suggests that more replicates would not have altered the conclusions.
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