Non-compensatory models do not allow deficiencies in one attribute to be compensated for by high values from another attribute.
The molecular basis of myoadenylate deaminase deficiency in Caucasians has been attributed to a single mutant allele characterized by double C to T transitions at nucleotides +34 and +143 in mRNA encoded by the AMPD1 gene.
The patent denial of a moral or psychological deficiency in oneself and instead attributing it to a deficiency in another individual or group is an example of extreme projection.
In this study, the higher ORs of vitamin D deficiency in Malays could be attributed to cultural, lifestyle and clothing differences.
The deficiency in Miner's rule was attributed primarily to the stress interaction effects resulting from the type of loading sequence used.
Late-onset forms of AD might be primarily attributed to deficiency in the clearance of Aβ rather than its formation [1].
This irreproducibility problem is usually attributed to deficiency in experimental designs, different platforms and statistical analyses of disease signatures [ 14, 15].
Although the interns attributed their deficiency in monitoring patients' clinical progress to an excessive workload, their supervisors pointed to specific weaknesses in reading partographs and charting fluid intake and output.
Several and varied human diseases have been attributed to deficiency in vitamin E, including ischemic heart disease, atherosclerosis, diabetes, cataract, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, and other neurologic disorders including ALS [ 28- 30].
This is highly relevant since a number of genetic disorders characterized by genomic instability and/or sensitivity to agents that impose DNA damage or replication stress are attributed to deficiency in function of a gene that encodes a protein that may affect the formation or stability of G-quadruplexes.
The main deficiency in the analysis is that an attribute of an unknown component can only be assessed by comparing it with similar known components.
