Sentence examples for deficient use from inspiring English sources
We hypothesized that OCD patients would exhibit deficient use of counterfactual forward models of action-outcome alternatives in decision making.
Deficient use of outcomes to adjust performance in a continuous, dynamic fashion may stem from response monitoring dysfunction in the ACC and/or from dysconnection of the ACC from ocular motor regions involved in saccade generation.
Six individuals (3%) were deficient using the qualitative Brewer's test.
Although roughly the same percentage of males were identified as deficient using enzyme activity (12%) and genotype (14%), nearly 30% of males who were enzymatically deficient were wild-type at G202A.
Our data indicate that the majority of the women were Fe deficient, about one-fifth were retinol deficient (using the 1·047 μmol/l cut off) and two-fifths were vitamin C deficient.
When infection occurs prior to Perforin-2 induction or when Perforin-2 is siRNA-ablated or genetically deficient using the above assay, bacteria were not killed by cells and consequently replicate.
Second, quantitative G6PD activity results for the reference test were categorized following WHO guidelines as normal or deficient using as cutoff point of 60% of the median activity observed in the corresponding population.
The gene expression profile in the WAT of FSP27-deficient mice was compared with that of differentiated brown fat cells that were PGC1α- and PGC1β-deficient using Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA) [ 50].
HEK-293-derived cells harbouring tetracycline-inducible AOX were made COX-deficient using shRNA technology targeted against COX10, encoding the mitochondrial enzyme hemeA : farnesyltransferase involved in COX assembly (Barrientos et al, 2002).
The shuttle vector was used to prepare replication deficient adenovirus using the AdEasy system (Stratagene) as previously described [14], [15].
Since the upper strata of various Permian locations tend to be relatively fossil deficient, correlation using index fossils has been difficult.
