Sentence examples for a deficiency due from inspiring English sources

These hormones control separate processes that contribute to stem elongation, and a deficiency due to reduced synthesis of the hormones or the lack of response to the hormones may lead to a dwarf phenotype.

Data are insufficient to provide an overall coverage rate in CEE/CIS, Latin America/Caribbean and the Middle East/North Africa.17 Although many countries have not been able to assess the true level of vitamin A deficiency due to technical and financial constraints, an estimated 100 million to 140 million children are afflicted by this hidden hunger.

A genetic deficiency due to mutations in the gene encoding for PNP causes gradual decrease in T-cell immunity.

After the exhaustion of the yolk sac, the larvae may suffer from a nutrient deficiency due to delayed first feeding, and result in significantly increased mortality at 5 dph onward, reaching 50% at 7 dph.

I watched the first episode of Riverdale in the bleary last leg of January, because a vitamin deficiency due to my own poor personal care ministrations and the long shadow of the inauguration made a sex-and-the-single-sophomore murder-mystery starring characters from Archie Comics seem like a comfortingly freakish way to await Armageddon.

One well studied example is the "petite" mutation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, which entails a respiratory chain deficiency due to a mtDNA deletion [ 98].

The other cubic phase (phase 2) had a larger lattice parameter value (3.994 Å for A4), demonstrating a larger oxygen deficiency due to the increased formation of Co2+ ions with larger ionic radius.

Pernicious anemia is caused by a vitamin B12 deficiency, due to chronic atrophic gastritis in the presence of autoantibodies against gastric parietal cells.

This fits the cal hypothesis whereby a vitamin-D deficiency due to insufficient sunlight in Northern Europe would have been compensated by high levels of lactose assimilation.

Although our mutant analysis did not reveal any increase in susceptibility to infection or in bacterial persistence in PGRP-SBΔ5 flies, it is expected that the removal of one out of many effectors would not induce a major immune deficiency, due to redundancy or synergy.

Bruhl et al. related the syrinx-like structure to a venous outflow deficiency due to the craniocervical compression.