Sentence examples for deficient since from inspiring English sources

This definition also appears deficient, since the last part of it creates an impression that a product is designed for a single purpose and therefore, as soon as the purpose is fulfilled, it turns to waste.

Decorin is partially deficient since some molecules are secreted from cells as free proteins without containing the GAG chain.

These approaches are, however, inherently deficient since they do not consider the transition states and can thus not be fully quantitative.

In particular, it appears that the agonist-induced (i.e. GRK-mediated) phosphorylation and desensitization of the Del α2B-AR are deficient, since both of these receptor properties were studied in response to agonist stimulation (UK14304).

Our CMV-based systems including CMViva, CMVarI and II and CMVinII are cell-to-cell movement deficient since they lack the CP and thus, desired recombinant proteins are produced only within infiltrated cells.

cyc3 null mutants are respiratory deficient since they lack a functional cytochrome c, and their ROS levels have been found to be lower than wild-type strains [ 76, 77].

Obviously, this model is rank-deficient since the column vectors are dependent.

COX deficient cells have since been detected in a number of ageing tissues such as skeletal muscle (Muller-Hocker, 1990), various neuronal cell types (Cottrell et al., 2001a,b), colon (Taylor et al., 2003), stomach (McDonald et al., 2008) and liver (Fellous et al., 2009).

This concept may reconcile the advocates of excessive excitation and deficient inhibition, since a deficient thalamo-cortical drive, i.e. a low level of cortical preactivation, results in a dysfunction of both inhibitory and excitatory cortical neurons [9].

Taking into account that water balance in PRB is deficient already since 1990′s, the water stress signal becomes more intense and climate change adaptation becomes more difficult.

A simple predicative assertible like 'Dion is walking' is generated from the predicate 'is walking', which is a deficient assertible since it elicits the question 'who?', together with a nominative case (Dion's individual quality or the correlated sayable), which the assertible presents as falling under the predicate (D. L. 7.63 and 70).