Sentence examples for Due to a deficit of from inspiring English sources

Scenario II was not economic viable due to a deficit of US$42,6322 per year.

This means that an excess of mass seen as material above sea level, as in a mountain system, is due to a deficit of mass, or low-density roots, below sea level.

The idea that the non-expert, the public in particular, may be biased due to a deficit of knowledge and a lack of expertise on the subject is typical to this style of governance.

The defects associated with elo1Δ cells observed in this study could be due to a deficit of palmitoyl-CoA in the ER compared to wild-type cells.

Interestingly, our result of HWE calculation revealed deviation due to a deficit of homozygotes.

Thus, these deviations seemed due to a deficit of heterozygotes, suggesting that the sample size was insufficient.

In the analysis presented here, we examine both the possible number of colorectal cancers due to a deficit in consumption of fibre less than the recommended 23 g per day and the effect of a deficit in consumption of fruit and vegetables (below the recommended '5 a day'), assuming that the benefit of fruit and vegetables is solely the result of their fibre content.

Therefore, the loss of CFP+ fibers in the dorsal horn of E13.5 Ret mutants must mainly be due to a deficit in growth of interstitial central axons, but not due to the down-regulation of CFP expression or the death of RA mechanoreceptors.

This over-estimation is due to a deficit in participation of lower socioeconomic status controls, a group that has been shown to have a higher likelihood of living in apartments with elevated magnetic field levels.

To determine whether the lack of production of avid antibody against MV after FI-MV was due to a deficit in the formation of germinal centers (GCs), dLNs were evaluated for numbers of GCs (Fig. 2) and GC B cells (PNA+CD19+) (Fig. 3) after immunization.

The hypothesis that the paradoxical insulin hypersensitivity of Hmga1-deficient mice could be due to a deficit, in these animals, of RBP4 is supported by our data.