"due to lack of participants" vs. "due to the lack of participants"

[John]

Dear all:

Is there a difference in meaning between the following sentences?

- "The course is cancel(l)ed due to lack of participants."
- "The course is cancel(l)ed due to the lack of participants."

Thanks in advance
John

[h***@stu.kln.ac.lk]

Post by John
Is there a difference in meaning between the following sentences?
- "The course is cancel(l)ed due to lack of participants."
- "The course is cancel(l)ed due to the lack of participants."
Thanks in advance
John

[Phillip Helbig (undress to reply)]

Post by John
Is there a difference in meaning between the following sentences?
- "The course is cancel(l)ed due to lack of participants."
- "The course is cancel(l)ed due to the lack of participants."

No.