Sentence examples for deficient categories from inspiring English sources

All invasive taxa are in the Least Concern, Near Threatened or Data Deficient categories and none of the known invasive species are among the 303 taxa listed in the categories Critically Endangered (CR), Endangered (EN) or Vulnerable (VU) (i.e. species that likely have smaller ranges, Fig.  5C).

The mean vitamin D levels for male (17.46 ng/mL) and female (19.02 ng/mL) were within deficient category and no significant differences were found between them.

Both near threatened and data-deficient categories contain species which cannot be assigned to a threatened category but which can also not be considered of least concern due to lack of data or due to impeding future threat.

There was a clear correlation (Chi-square, p = 3.8 × 10−10) between the number of patients with low active metabolite concentration and predicted CYP2D6 deficient functional category (Fig.  2).

We used the categories "deficient (<20 ng/ml)", and "not deficient (> = 20 ng/ml)" in accordance with previously published research in this area [ 12, 14].

Using Bachman and Palmer's ([1996]) criteria for test "usefulness", Gilks and Trejos ([2013]) found that both tests were deficient in all categories under consideration except practicality.

Many states were deficient in this category, relying on the fossil record as the only evidence for evolution.

This process has already begun under a new WWF-REDD+ project (which focusses on better sampling the data-deficient land cover categories identified in this study [55]) and the National Forest Monitoring and Assessment (NAFORMA) project [56, 57].

This process has already begun under a new WWF-REDD+ project (which focusses on better sampling the data-deficient land cover categories identified in this study [ 55]) and the National Forest Monitoring and Assessment (NAFORMA) project [ 56, 57].

Furthermore, while this appeared to a be a qualitative dose response relationship, there was actually no statistical evidence to support this overall relationship, and reanalysing 25(OH D as categories of deficient, insufficient and sufficient 23 and using a threshold of 75 nmol/L also showed null results for a test of overall association (see Figures S5, S7 & S8 in online repository).

We used the vitamin D categories of "deficient (<20 ng/ml)" and "not deficient (> = 20 ng/ml)".