Sentence examples for deficiency of about from inspiring English sources

CUNY's chancellor, Matthew Goldstein, said the cuts would result in a "deficiency of about $9 million in operating aid" to the community colleges.

The flow cytometry data showed that the patient most likely had 2 PNH clones, a class II clone (partial deficiency) of about 86% and a class III clone (complete deficiency) of about 6%.

3 Recent epidemiological data on adolescent sleep shows that it is characterised, on average, by late bedtime, long sleep onset latency (SOL) and short sleep duration of approximately 6.5 h on weekdays, contributing to daily sleep deficiency of about 2 h. 4 The high rate of media use in adolescence may be one factor that is related to the short sleep duration and late bedtimes.

Deficiency of knowledge about prolapse and feelings of shame were important factors in the delay in seeking health care services.

This is further complicated by a general deficiency of information about targeting pathways of membrane proteins in plants.

The deficiency of information about the obtained precision and accuracy can be noticed in some reports [ 33, 40, 43] as well as the lack of identifying the Corning glass used [ 42].

Animals with homozygous deficiency of HKII died at about 7.5 days after fertilization, suggesting that HKII is needed for proper embryogenesis.

Those early voyages were death-ridden because of scurvy, the killing vitamin C deficiency brought about by a lack of fresh fruits and vegetables.

In centuries past, Africa was known as the "Dark Continent," which originated less as a slur than as a testament to the deficiency of mapmakers: clueless about the continent's interior, they would often just blot it out, as if the place didn't fully exist.

Our findings show serum zinc deficiency in around 80% and serum copper deficiency in about 68% of thalassemic patients studied.

The deficiency of vitamin D is about 25% in Turkey [ 35] as worldwide [ 36].