Sentence examples for deficient provision from inspiring English sources

Slums represent a major challenge to development given the deficient provision of urban services to them, the lack of public safety, and environmental hazards.

Actually, infants born small for gestational age, as a result of a deficient provision of macro- and micronutrients during development, are at increased risk of developing obesity, insulin resistance, cardiovascular diseases and hypertension during adulthood [2].

Deficient provision of support for second victims was acknowledged by 71 and 61%% of the participants from hospitals and primary care respectively; these respondents reported there was no support protocol for second victims in place in their organizations.

This leads to inconsistent performance of demanding cognitive tasks; H2) Insufficient provision of lactate for oligodendrocyte function in the longer term gives rise to deficient fatty acid synthesis and delayed or reduced myelination of axons.

L. 97 424, § 121(a), substituted provisions setting forth categorization, formula for apportionment factors, and limitations respecting deficient bridges for provisions relating to apportionment of funds for fiscal years ending Sept. 30, 1979, through Sept. 30, 1983, availability for expenditure of such funds, and reapportionment by the Secretary.

This suggests that macrophages contribute to the increased lymphatic vessel density in ACKR2-deficient mice by provision of proximally acting lymphangiogenic factors.

The most prominent metabolic feature of the chaperone deficient strains is the provision of metabolic intermediates for anabolic biosynthesis - a feature likely to be important for cells coping with mild stress.

Long-term therapy consists of a low-protein diet, the provision of nutrients deficient in these disorders, and phenylbutyrate or benzoate (medications that rid the body of excess ammonia).

Symbionts studied so far belong to different bacterial phyla and their functions although highly specific and diverse are mostly related to synthesis and provision of nutrients deficient in the host's natural diet.

The results indicate that the provisions could be deficient.

In the New Hampshire decision on Wednesday, the justices accepted the finding by two lower federal courts that the New Hampshire law was constitutionally deficient in not making explicit provisions for pregnant teenagers facing a medical emergency.