Sentence examples for attributable to deficiencies from inspiring English sources

Asked how many crashes were attributable to deficiencies in work-zone traffic control, Mr. Mendez could not say and deferred to an aide, who also did not have an answer.

Statistically, at least 85% of all reliability, asset utilization, and high life cycle cost problems are directly attributable to deficiencies in or total lack of enforced configuration management.

Lack of knowledge of IPV may be partially attributable to deficiencies in content offered in nursing school curricula.

This same author had indicated that increased translation may be attributable to deficiency of ribosome degradation, rather than de novo ribosome synthesis [ 76].

For example, mitochondrial iron overload is a distinctive feature of the heart and some neurons of FRDA patients (Koeppen, 2011), of the skeletal muscle cells of individuals with ISCU myopathy (Mochel et al., 2008), and of the immature red blood cells of a patient with sideroblastic anemia attributable to deficiency of GLRX5 (Ye et al., 2010).

Therefore, it seems likely that the blood abnormalities we observe are attributable to nutritional deficiencies and dehydration.

To further compound this human suffering, the economic losses attributable to micronutrient deficiencies are huge – up to 5% of the GDP of many countries.

A popular, yet challenged view is that in DMD, disease progression is attributable to accumulating deficiencies in the ability of satellite cells resident within the muscle to mediate regeneration and/or their own replacement [ 3].

We hypothesized that changes in A1C levels during pregnancy are at least partially attributable to iron deficiency, as pregnant women are often iron deficient and iron deficiency is known to influence A1C levels (14).

The development of goitre is attributable to iodine deficiency in the diet, which leads to compensatory growth of the thyroid gland in a vain effort to overcome the deficiency.

With regard to knee symptoms possibly attributable to ACL deficiency, 65% (62) of the patients reported instability in their operative knee, 31% (29) reported locking and hyperextension was only reported by 3.2% [3] of the patients, with most having a fixed flexion deformity in their operative knee as a result of OA.