Sentence examples for define deficiencies from inspiring English sources
The modelling serves two main purposes: it provides a means of using present knowledge about metabolism in order to calculate expected accumulation in critical organs and other tissues and body fluids at certain intake levels and it makes it possible to define deficiencies in our present knowledge about metabolism.
Here, the authors avoid the cutoff discussion and its clinical relevance by using the lower 10th percentile to define deficiency.
This prevalence is reported based on an old definition of vitamin D deficiency, and many investigators now define deficiency as <80 nM (32 ng/mL) circulating 25(OH D/L [ 29, 30].
Therefore, next-generation evaluation methods are in demand to specify appropriate proportions of each species in specific microbiomes, especially those with protective roles, in order to define deficiency and to further develop appropriate treatment regimens.
Using the molecularly defined deficiencies, we were able to limit the Rho1-interacting region to 13 potential genes between Target of rapamycin (Tor) and Sir2 in 34A4-34A7.
We then used this allele in a second-site noncomplementation screen with the Exelixis collection of molecularly defined deficiencies to identify Rho1-interacting genes necessary for leg morphogenesis.
To determine the molecular lesion responsible for this phenotype, we used deficiency mapping and identified two molecularly defined deficiencies, Df 2L Exel7006 and Df(2l Exel6004, that failed to rescue the lethality of the punctate mutant.
To identify new polarity regulators we screened molecularly defined deficiencies of chromosomes 2 and 3. 37 of the deficiencies showed strong dominant enhancement of the baz zygotic mutant cuticle phenotype.
As a means to identify genes that function in concert with Rho1 during leg morphogenesis we have conducted a modifier screen using an amorphic allele of Rho1 and the Exelixis collection of molecularly defined deficiencies [27].
Cytologically defined deficiencies from the Bloomington deficiency kits were used to fill coverage gaps.
However there have been no clear clinically defined deficiencies with these levels of mercury exposure.
