Sentence examples for deficiencies of which from inspiring English sources

This is a rice which has been genetically modified to carry beta-carotene, which contains vitamin A, deficiencies of which contribute to the premature deaths of millions of children each year.

IPLA2 is thought to be involved in learning and memory via alterations in hippocampal plasticity [ 43], deficiencies of which are key indicators of schizophrenia.

The next steps involve selection of specific genetic markers and specific family environment risk factors that may be operating synergistically in the development of behavioral and emotional regulatory capacities, deficiencies of which are believed to contribute to ADHD symptoms.

Our reporter is the highly conserved X-chromosomal gene encoding hypoxanthine phosphoribosyltransferase (HPRT), an enzyme that is essential for the salvage pathway of purine biosynthesis, and deficiencies of which cause a range of clinical phenotypes, including Lesch Nyan disease (38).

Next on its hit list after vitamin D, Walton says, is riboflavin – sometimes called the forgotten B vitamin – the deficiency of which is particularly high among breakfast-skipping teens.

I gave up smoking as a junior doctor while working on a respiratory ward and seeing so many lung cancer patients, I started taking vitamin D tablets after reading research linking a deficiency (of which there is much in Scotland due to the lack of sunlight) to certain types of cancer, and have always watched my weight.

In contrast, 1509 genes were upregulated by Fe deficiency, of which 90 (6%) were sORFs.

Folic acid is an essential micronutrient, deficiency of which can lead to disturbance in various metabolic processes of cell.

In shoots, 258 genes were upregulated by Fe deficiency, of which 35 genes were also downregulated by excess Fe (Figure 2c).

The deficiency of which is causing almost 6000 sights to be lost daily in most developing countries because of the monotonous starchy diets lacking substantial amount of carotenoid.

In roots, 36 genes were upregulated by excess Fe, of which three were sORFs (Table 2), while 2655 genes were downregulated by Fe deficiency, of which 1225 (46%) were sORFs (Additional file 2: Table S3).