Sentence examples for deficiency of a from inspiring English sources

Many inherited human diseases, such as albinism and phenylketonuria, result from a deficiency of a particular enzyme.

The genetic disorders that Dr. Fredrickson found were Tangier disease, which results from the absence of a type of lipoprotein, high density, and cholesterol ester storage disease, which results from a deficiency of a lysosomal enzyme.

The settlement will resolve all litigation between Tercica and Insmed, two small biotechnology companies that sell competing drugs to treat an extremely rare condition, a deficiency of a hormone called insulinlike growth factor-1.

Although Mr. Martins did not name Nureyev when discussing the great improvement in ballet technique over the years, he could only have been referring to him when he deplored the glaring technical deficiency of a superstar "of 35 years ago".

Inheritance of deficiency of a pair of genes from both parents results in intrauterine fetal death or severe disease of the newborn.

This is a deficiency of a purely algorithmic content curation engine that too heavily weights traffic and doesn't include human editors like Techmeme.

The deficiency of a clear framework for awarding shale gas blocks has also hindered exploration and development.

Two organic materials incited by electron deficiency of a pyridazine moiety were designed for application as bipolar host materials of phosphorescent organic light-emitting diodes.

This design method replaces the traditional autofrettage method of pre-stressing and improves the concentration of stress and the structural deficiency of a cylindrical pressure vessel.

Indeed, deficiency of A-type lamins leads to defective nuclear mechanics and defective mechanotransduction in cultured fibroblasts (Lammerding et al., 2004).

We then examined whether pharmacological inhibition of A-SMase activity or genetic deficiency of A-SMase could affect IL-1β release from either microglia or cortical astrocytes, which also release the cytokine on BzATP stimulation (Bianco et al, unpublished data).