Sentence examples for a consequence of deficient from inspiring English sources

However, it is unlikely that the phenotype we observe in the absence of Shh signaling is a consequence of deficient Slit expression, as, in fact, mice deficient in Slit1 and Slit2 display the opposite phenotype: ventrally displaced ascending dopaminergic fibers, with a relative expansion of the medial fibers that course ventrally [3].

Thus, deficient object categorization might be a consequence of deficient association formation in schizophrenia.

The somatic mutations that affected the GCG repeat in this study are a consequence of deficient MMR function.

However, it remains to be seen if the reduced ISC frequency in the SCaBER cell line is a consequence of deficient drug activation or results from increased repair of the damaged DNA.

Impaired proinflammatory cytokine production without any reduction in cytokine mRNA levels in tnc− / − cells led us to investigate whether tnc− / − BMDMs exhibit abnormal intracellular cytokine levels as a consequence of deficient secretion.

Therefore, vesicle accumulation is not simply a consequence of deficient outer segment formation, but is specific to loss of Cc2d2a function, thereby supporting a role for Cc2d2a in vesicle trafficking and fusion.

For instance, Fe from fertilizers could be quickly oxidized and became insoluble in soil, so Fe deficiency is mainly a consequence of Fe deficient soils [9].

Since both effects are a consequence of the deficient vasculature, they may co-exist anyway.

This result hints that reoxygenation did not occur as a consequence of the deficient vasculature of tumours [ 49].

From this perspective, men's propensity to die at a younger age than women is commonly explained as a consequence of their deficient behaviour and lifestyle [ 7].

Another interpretation is that while the helicase activity is affected in these mutants, this is a consequence of the deficient ATPase activity, and the helicase activity not important in itself.