Sentence examples for deficient in the first from inspiring English sources

This is even starker for single parents, who are of course often judged as deficient in the first place.

We have previously demonstrated a twofold risk for the development of diabetes in NOD mice that had been vitamin D deficient in the first 100 days of their lives (5).

Contrary to long-held beliefs, not all critically ill patients become markedly deficient in the first few days of ICU admission, although some will present with severe depletion, such as is consistently seen in burn patients [ 6- 8].

Herpes simplex virus which had been sensitized with immunoglobulin M antibody was neutralized by serum deficient in the fifth and sixth components of complement (C) but not by serum deficient in the fourth component C (C4).

A similar late effect has been shown in radiculopathy patients where the habituation of N2P2 was normal in the first three blocks of 25 stimuli (inter-stimuli interval 8 12 s, no break between blocks), but deficient in the fourth [25].

We have recently found that a similar transformation reconciles clearance rates of drugs across age groups in humans at least after a period of severely deficient clearance in the first few months of infancy.

The S.E.C.'s complaint was "deficient" in proving the second, Judge Fitzwater ruled, noting that Mr. Fauré never asked Mr. Cuban not to trade.

Ms. Benton doesn't bring enough sparkle to the worldly Genevieve, and the baby-faced Ms. Garrison seems too pouty and deficient in charm in the first act, when Linda tearily confesses her affection.

Previous studies have shown that Per-mutant mice are cancer-prone, whereas Cry1−/− Cry2−/− mice are deficient in cell proliferation in the first 72 hours of liver regeneration [19], [22], [24], [29].

Infants that are vitamin D deficient at birth can remain vitamin D deficient for the first several months after birth, which may put them at risk of developing many chronic diseases much later in life.

All of the Se-deficient participants were included in the first category; the Se-sufficient participants were distributed equally among the remaining categories (quartiles).