Sentence examples for Deficient region from inspiring English sources

Farther downstream, in the oxygen deficient region, endothermic steam reforming is the main hydrogen producing mechanism.

First, it gives non-Southerners license to point their fingers at a supposedly culturally deficient region, while ignoring their own shortcomings.

This study suggests that the iron sulfide film acts as sites for hydrogen reduction reaction and that the applied elastic stress weakens the stability of the sulfide film due to lots of cracks forming in the local sulfur deficient region, resulting in increase in both the anodic dissolution and hydrogen reduction reaction.

As in the pseudoreceptor model based on the Class I structures, in the model based on Class II structures (Figure 6B) Thr is placed as a hydrogen-bond donor in the vicinity of the esteratic or amidic group of the agonist alignment, and Tyr is placed near the middle electron deficient region.

In order to supply flow to the deficient region and maintain its own flow, donor regions lower flow resistance and in doing so consume vascular reserve.

If one additionally considers the variety of brain regions implicated in dyslexia (e.g., Leonard, Eckert, Given, Virginia, & Eden, 2006), it becomes even more difficult, if not impossible, to pinpoint a single deficient region or component of the brain whose malfunctioning uniquely leads to developmental dyslexia.

They frequently live in selenium deficient regions, have seriously compromised antioxidant defense systems and chain-smoke.

The three-dimensional BC hydrogel structures can be directly implanted in tissue deficient regions as scaffolds containing the appropriate cultured cells.

HpaII specifically digests unmethylated 5'-CCGG-3' sites and enrich the methylation deficient regions of the genome.

The medium binding energy component at the peak of 531.2 ± 0.2 eV (Ob) is attributed to lost O2- ions in oxygen deficient regions (oxygen vacancies) within the matrix of ZnO.

Then, according to the literature [23], the middle component is associated with O2− ions in the O deficient regions within the ZnO lattice, and the intensity of this component may be partially connected with the concentration of VO, which has the lowest formation energy among the donor-like defects [24].