Sentence examples for deficient agreement from inspiring English sources

This finding indicated that women in SD couples are particularly vulnerable to deficient agreement regarding disclosure issues.

For instance, it is possible that some couples in the deficient agreement group in fact share the same disclosure intentions but are not aware of it owing to a lack of communication.

Just last week, a case that could cause Kentucky to shut down its only abortion clinic also went to trial over a similar issue: The state had accused the clinic of having "deficient" transfer agreements with local hospitals and ambulance services.

In all root comparisons of nas4x-1 vs. wild type and of - Fe vs. + Fe this category was induced and hence the nas4x-1 mutant status of roots can be considered Fe-deficient, in agreement with the above findings on cell biological categories and the previous findings reported [ 14].

Given Iran's nuclear progress, sabotage and sanctions may no longer be enough to slow the program; an agreement, however deficient, may be the only way to achieve this goal.

In agreement, mice deficient in the FcγRIIB inhibitory Fc receptor showed an enhanced ADCC response [26], [39].

In agreement, C3G deficient mice fibroblasts display cell adhesion defects and lack paxillin and β1-integrin positive cell adhesions [8].

In fact that paper showed lower nucleosome occupancy near promoters in remodeling deficient cells, in total agreement with the current manuscript.

The deposition of excess fibrin in the healing wounds in mU1-treated tPA-deficient mice is in agreement with our previous finding that mU1-treated tPA-deficient mice are not able to clear fibrin from the hepatic sinusoids [27].

This increase in QY with more Cu-deficient QDs is in agreement with the results reported by Uehara and Nam et al. [5].

The NF treatment induced root hair deformation exclusively in the SA-insensitive nim1/npr1 mutants, or in SA-deficient NahG transformants, in agreement with data observed in plants treated with intact S. meliloti (Fig. 1, NF).