Sentence examples for deficient extension from inspiring English sources

The wider necks and shorter lobes of epidermal pavement cells in OE plants suggested that both enhanced radial cell expansion in indentation regions and deficient extension in the lobes contributed to the pavement cell deformation.

The faster growth recapitulation of Δtpo1 cells (Fig 1A) is thus the consequence of a deficient arrest extension (Fig 3C, left and middle panels).

The ACL-deficient knees exhibited a significant extension deficit compared to the ACL-intact controls.

By extension, in KLF2-deficient mice, the manifestations of both Me-BSA- and IL1β-experimentally induced inflammatory arthritis are more severe [ 48].

Ames and Snell dwarf mice were the first GH-deficient genetic mutants to display an extension of lifespan [ 5, 6].

For the forward lunge exercise, we found significantly smaller ATTs than open knee extension exercises for ACL-deficient knees, relatively similar to the results of the intact knees.

Although est1 Δ cells have a classic telomerase-deficient phenotype in vivo, standard primer extension assays for telomerase activity in vitro are not Est1p dependent (Cohn and Blackburn 1995).

The G T mispair extension catalyzed by the exonuclease-deficient Klenow fragment DNA polymerase (KF exo−) was easily detected and the effect of the nearest neighbor base pair on the mispair extension rate was clearly observed.

Markolf et al. (Markolf et al. 1984) reported a 36% increase in the V-V laxity at full extension in the isolated ACL-deficient knee on application of 20 Nm of V-V torque.

Both in order to have very simple and clear concepts and in order to enlarge the possible range of applications we shall work within the much more general framework of self-adjoint extensions of so called "significantly deficient" operators.

No significant difference was found between the ATTs of the ACL-deficient knees during loaded and unloaded knee extension at any flexion angle.