Sentence examples for Deficient execution from inspiring English sources
It counts in official jargon as non-execution or deficient execution of payment transactions.
Likewise, impairment of a decision or preparation process prior to saccade execution is unlikely to account for deficient performance of patients in the ALLO task.
A massive expansion of neural precursor cells and severe distension of the cranium was observed in mice deficient in proteins essential for the execution phase of apoptosis (caspase-3, caspase-9, and APAF-1).
"Justice for all" is a mouthwash for the morning after governor Bill Clinton took time off from his presidential campaign to fly back to Arkansas to oversee execution of a fellow who was mentally deficient.
Based on the mitotic-enriched expression and cell cycle regulation of cdr2 we hypothesized the cdr2-deficient HeLa cells may be impaired in the proper execution of mitosis.
While Mr. Singleton's case is a particularly complex legal matter, it is also part of a much broader debate hashed out in courtrooms across the nation: when is a convicted murderer so mentally deficient that he or she earns the right to be spared execution?
The two recent executions have put into sharp focus the grossly deficient legal and trial processes in place at the ICT.
Difficulties such as non-engineered construction, improper execution, wear & tear etc. Dismantling the structure is not a feasible solution, however strengthening the deficient structural components of the structure seems to be a better alternative.
Similarly to Caspase-3, Caspase-7 is also activated during the execution phase of apoptosis, and its functions partially overlap with Caspase-3 such that Caspase-3-deficient cells continue to execute apoptosis in the presence of Caspase-7.
Even staunch supporters of capital punishment are expressing concern about the execution of individuals whose lawyers were incompetent or slept through long portions of their trials; or prisoners so mentally deficient they asked to save portions of their final meals until later; or -- especially -- those individuals who might in fact have been innocent.
