lack of agreement
collocation in Englishmeaningsofandagreement
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noun
uk/əˈɡriː.mənt/us/əˈɡriː.mənt/
the situation in which people have the same opinion, or in which they approve of or ...
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There is alsolackofagreementabout what the issues are.
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Some gender errors may be explained, not bylackofagreementbut by gender assignment errors in the learner's mental lexicon.
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Second, there is still alackofagreementon the construction of eponyms.
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In general, attachment organization did not predictlackofagreementwhen directional differences were entered first into the equation.
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Thislackofagreementwas not surprising, as the surgeon's frame of reference may be different from that of the patient.
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Thelackofagreementbetween participants themselves, and on occasion with the researcher, highlights a major problem in investigating this phenomenon.
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Thislackofagreementalso concerns the surface case : while the pronoun is genitive, the modified noun is in standard case.
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There was alackofagreementon the fourth element: client-centred care.
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However, thelackofagreementfrom one corpus to another is somewhat puzzling.
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In other words, thelackofagreementon the outcomes of differences should not prevent us from incorporating them into our models and research agendas.
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The commentaries to the target article reveal an astonishinglackofagreement.
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Typically, these three approaches provided congruent information; when there was alackofagreementthe bilingual assessor's rating was used.
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Below we list some areas where thelackofagreementon a set of constructs is especially acute.
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Thislackofagreementindicates that a satisfactory unifying theory does not exist.
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It describes thelackofagreementabout the underlying causes of deforestation, possibly because so many processes are at play.
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While the number of replicates was low, the completelackofagreementwith theoretical predictions suggests that more replicates would not have altered the conclusions.
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He emphasizes thelackofagreementamong advocates of spelling reform as though it were their task to decide which reform to implement.
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Though the entire conference had been constructed to avoid controversy, the planning session highlighted thelackofagreementamong all the groups at the conference.
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Other reasons forlackofagreementbetween observed and predicted numbers of new infections are discussed below.
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We claim thatlackofagreementamong experts, if salient, undermines reliance on expertise in fixing the extensions of our terms.
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