Sentence examples for deficiency expected from inspiring English sources

None of the female cricketers were found to be colour deficient, and this is consistent with the much lower prevalence of red/green deficiency expected in females compared to males [56].

Plants were grown in a controlled environment reproducing optimal field conditions and were submitted to moderate N deficiency expected to induce 30 % reduction of seed yield.

For each of the 8 loci, we tested for Linkage Disequilibrium (Gamete Disequilibrium Test), for deviations from Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium (exact HW test) and for heterozygote deficiency (expected if null alleles are present, U test) in a sample of 64 non-relatives from our study, using the software Genepop 4.0 [27].

These buildings, built prior to about 1990, utilize a wide variety of connection and system configurations with deficiencies expected to lead to significant damage.

These buildings, built prior to about 1990, utilize a wide variety of connection and system configurations with deficiencies expected to lead to significant damage and potentially collapse in moderate-to-large earthquakes.

As previously reported, the expression level of CD9 and its distribution remained unaltered in CD81-deficient oocytes, and either CD81 or CD9 deficiency is expected to have no effect on membrane organization (Tanigawa et al., 2008).

Several of the metabolic adjustments triggered by Pi deficiency are expected to have a direct effect on sulfate acquisition and use; e.g. Pi deficiency leads to the replacement of phospholipids by sulfolipid and galactolipids, as well to an increase in glutathione level [ 1, 52].

In conclusion, this study envisages that A. canescens can be gazed by livestock in winter season as a source of Se; however the problem of Se deficiency was expected during the other seasons for animals grazing A. canescens and S. fruticosa.

Increased use of ferumoxytol in patients with chronic illness and iron deficiency is expected and will result in a greater occurrence of potential interactions with MRIs.

The obtained mean structural collapse capacity/maximum drift for the original bridge subjected only to one seismic event (i.e., no AS) reveals the unsatisfactory performance of the bridge column with lap-splice deficiency, as expected.

Therefore, estrogen deficiency is expected to increase bone turnover rates [ 18, 35].