lack of coverage
collocation in Englishmeaningsofandcoverage
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noun[U]
uk/ˈkʌv.ər.ɪdʒ/us/ˈkʌv.ɚ.ɪdʒ/
media
the reporting of a particular important event ...
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(Definition oflack-ofandcoveragefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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This might have lost some sales, but would have avoided a readership disappointed in thelackofcoverageon other modes of seed dispersal.
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Everyone knows thatlackofcoveragedoes not mean lack of care.
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Finally, thelackofcoverageof continuous-time interest-rate models and the estimation thereof does not coincide with my perception of their importance in the literature.
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A number of factors may have contributed to thislackofcoverage.
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One advantage of thelackofcoverageof the theories, however, is that the book is able to focus on the acquisition process, providing a beautifully detailed account of development.
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A dramatic growth in the number of provident funds led to worries concerning the viability of the small plant-based provident funds and alackofcoveragefor temporary workers.
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However, thelackofcoveragefor some domain specific words such as entity names can be overcame by using domain linguistic modules such as gazetteers and domain specific word lists.
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Thislackofcoverageintroduces technology risk in a companys business processes.
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Since that time, much of the coverage about the memo has discussed thelackofcoverage.
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For such a large population and history of sporting triumphs in cricket and field hockey, footballslackofcoveragewas a problem.
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Lackofcoverageaffects many areas with high maritime traffic.
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The paper's commitment to angular debate and reporting on the topic, combined with thelackofcoveragefrom more official sources, led to increase in readership.
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The uncertainty in the mass of the second planet is much higher than for the first because of thelackofcoveragearound the full orbit.
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Despite occasional sellouts and a playoff run, the franchise was plagued by a severe lack of publicity in the community and a near totallackofcoverageby area newspapers.
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It will be divided into lines whose priority will be based on certain criteria such as population density and thelackofcoveragefor a given area.
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Sites cites the focus on the business aspect of web content, and the relativelackofcoverageof web personalities as the motivation for the series.
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