Sentence examples for deficiency against from inspiring English sources

He is not the quickest thing on two legs, either, although his speed of thought more than made up for that deficiency against Wales six days ago.

Aiming at the deficiency against disturbance of flow rate controllers proposed formerly, the dual closed-loop flow rate controller based on H∞ optimization theory is proposed for the congestion control in computer networks.

Thus, the protective effect of K deficiency against Cd toxicity is mainly due to enhanced antioxidant status but not inhibition of Cd uptake.

The protective effect of Ces1d deficiency against liver steatosis is attributed to decreased hepatic de novo lipogenesis, increased fatty acid oxidation, and improved insulin sensitivity (Lian et al., 2012a, b, 2016).

To test if the protection effect of K deficiency against Cd toxicity is due to enhanced protection against oxidative stress, the second leaves were detached from 12-day-old rice seedlings grown under K-sufficient and -deficient nutrition solutions.

However, numerous clinical studies have yielded conflicting results over the alleged protective role of G6PD deficiency against malaria.

Both are expected to be in uniform tonight, but neither will solve the physical deficiencies against the Devils.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue assessed tax deficiencies against petitioners David and Louise Gitlitz and Philip and Eleanor Winn because they used nontaxed discharge of indebtedness to increase their bases in S corporation stock and to deduct suspended losses.

In the pages of risk disclosures and legal warnings in its interim report, it points out: "Deficiencies against regulatory requirements and expectations have existed for some time and will continue for some years to come while the bank implements its strategy.

The protection of mice with macrophage-specific JNK-deficiency against insulin resistance was associated with reduced tissue infiltration by macrophages.

Phrases used regularly include "fall short of meeting international standards" (Carter Center), and "significant deficiencies against international standards" (E.U).