Sentence examples for deficient reference from inspiring English sources
One flexural reference specimen designed according to the disaster regulation (Regulation on Buildings Constructed in Disaster Areas 2007), 1 shear deficient reference specimen with insufficient shear reinforcement, and 3 strengthened specimens with GFRP were designed.
Total 5 beams were produced for the experimental study, namely 1 flexural reference specimen with sufficient shear reinforcement, 1 shear deficient reference specimen with insufficient shear reinforcement, and 3 strengthened specimens with GFRP plates.
Results obtained from the experimental research are as follows: Load capacity of strengthened test specimens has increased compared to the load capacity of the shear deficient reference specimen DE2.
Primary FANCG- and FANCQ/ERCC4-deficient reference fibroblast cells were kindly provided by Dr Detlev Schindler, Department of Human Genetics, University of Würzburg, Germany (2, 38).
Coulter, arguing for an end to immigration, talked about how certain "cultures" from which large numbers of people immigrate to the U.S. "are obviously deficient," making cryptic reference to "uncles raping their nieces".
If we are missing any salient references (e.g., we could not find the studies of Mlh1 and Mlh3 deficient mice referred to by the reviewers), we will be happy to include them.
PRNT was performed to detect the serotypes of DENV antibodies that had been infected in the past, from plasma samples collected from G6PD-deficient patients, with reference to healthy controls.
Therefore, these data suggest that the DAT+/− mice are deficient in retrieving spatial reference memories under partial-cue conditions.
There was at least a memory of Cousin's Matthew's infamous tingle when Iron-Deficient Anaemia Man referenced his symptoms.
Another interesting observation is that the up-/down-regulation of molecular paths in early insulitis in our study matches particularly well with the data from the FoxA2 deficient mouse (Figures S6 S7 and reference [20]).
A study in Vietnam that assessed the growth of children by using the new WHO child growth standards as reference showed that deficient growth of infant is widespread in Vietnam [ 14].
