Sentence examples for deficiency and development from inspiring English sources

To achieve this goal, a generation of genetic models with selective NK cell deficiency, and development of reagents (antibodies) for visualizing subsets of NK cells in situ will be necessary.

This association between SYK deficiency and development of aggressive pro-B cell leukemia in infancy may be caused by a loss of SYK-induced phosphorylation of IK on activating serine residues S358 and S361 (Uckun et al., 2012).

The incidence of T1D is rising rapidly with a predicted increase in paediatric cases of 70% over the next 15 years in Europe. 1 The aetiology of T1D is the autoimmune (loss of self-tolerance -mediated deself-tolerance -mediatedducing pancreatic β cellself-tolerance -mediatediciency andestructionnt of hyperglycaemia.

The existing deficiencies and development directions of the force analysis methods for overconstrained systems are indicated based on the overview.

This feature makes possible direct validation of the LUT, facilitates identification of its deficiencies and development of refinements.

To the best of our knowledge, while there has been one study on the impact of mothers' nutrition on early infant development in China, 25 no studies have reported on the status of infant development or examined the correlation between infant micronutrient deficiencies and development among infants aged 6 12 months in China.

In this review article, we are focusing mainly on the plant PLC signaling and regulation, potential cellular and physiological role in different abiotic and biotic stresses, nutrient deficiency, growth and development.

Taking the latest eye-tracking technology directly into local children's centres, the academics are investigating whether it's possible to identify attention deficiency and communication development problems in babies as young as six months.

In line with the present study that support the role of vitamin D in peripheral nerve function, data from previous studies which were conducted on a group of patients with diabetic neuropathy showed a relevant association between vitamin D deficiency and the development of diabetic neuropathy (Skalli et al. 2012; Soderstrom et al. 2012; Putz et al. 2013).

There is a clear association between post-meno-pausal estrogen deficiency and the development of osteoporosis.

There is also some evidence of a relationship between AAT deficiency and the development of neoplasms of the urinary bladder and gallbladder, and malignant lymphomas [ 10- 12].