Sentence examples for deficient in length from inspiring English sources
They improved and were considered by author and former Oxford rower George Drinkwater to be "by no means a bad crew, though deficient in length and watermanship".
However, western blotting showed that 4-phenylbutyrate did not obviously improve the secretion of p.Tyr64His amelogenin into the ECM and the ECM remained deficient in full-length amelogenin compared with wild-type littermates.
However, release-deficient neurons lagged behind in length as compared with WT neurons.
These corresponded to 62 small (under 200 μm in length) COX-deficient fibres and 60 large (over 500 μm in length) COX-deficient fibres which were included in the final analysis of mtDNA deletion sizes.
We searched first for G + C-rich (≥61%), CpG deficient (≤1/100 bp) sequences of ≥500 bp in length and identified 1954 examples.
Indels in MMR-deficient lines were most common in homopolymers that were 6 bp in length (mean length 5.99 bp, SE = 0.10).
In comparison to the study by Mc Nally et al., the overall duration of stay as well as the difference in length of stay was greater in our study between 'deficient' and 'not deficient' children despite having similar incidence rates as in their study.
As vas plays a pivotal role in nuage formation [14], the pole plasm localization of Tud in three vas alleles, vasPH165 and vasQ7 which produce no detectable protein [23], [24] and vasO11 which makes a full-length protein but deficient in helicase activity [13] was analyzed.
To address the role of these DNA repair proteins in the context of telomere maintenance, Maria Blasco examined telomere lengths in mice deficient in Ku86 or DNA-PKcs.
Most experiments were performed with HCV reporter RNAs that do not allow HCV RNA replication in the transfected cells, and also a full-length HCV genome deficient in NS5B polymerase activity shows the same response to miR-122 stimulation.
Arabidopsis cat2 mutants, deficient in CATALASE2, develop lesions that are day length and light intensity dependent [ 13– 16].
