Sentence examples for determining lack from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we performed UNC5C IHC on the clinical specimens to examine the two-hit theory in which aberrant promoter methylation and allelic losses were the key factors determining lack of DCC.
Third, indigenous ethnicity is an important factor in determining lack of trust in foresters, implying that this barrier to trust must be overcome for higher levels of vertical integration to be achieved.
Additionally, INT assay (a tetrazolium reduction assay) was performed using P-iodonitrotetrazolium violet INT to determine lack of metabolic activity and reveal the growth inhibition.
phoP is a transcription regulator, therefore its mutation determines lack of expression of several genes, including virulence factors, such as ESAT6 [ 82].
A 93-bp deletion from the Y. pestis glpD gene encoding the glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase determines lack of glycerol fermentation of the Orientalis biotype (8, 9 ).
First, parsimony analysis of intron presence and absence favors a scenario of a recent intron introduction in Spirophorida since all other ten sponges for which the cox1 gene was determined lack an intron.
54 Our understanding instead is that individual outcome reflects the interindividual heterogeneity of responses that can be potentially determined; lack of knowledge could be amended by a better understanding of individual responses.
It is plausible that these two aspects play an important role in determining the lack of significant differences between CG and EG after the training program administration.
We agree: determining whether lack of Bax/Bak specifically affects MPTP dependent swelling or all types of mitochondrial swelling is crucial to this manuscript.
The government determined that lack of training, poor staffing decisions and communication problems contributed to the failure that ultimately led to the resignation of the head of the secret service, Julia Pierson.
And because obesity is determined by lack of exercise as well as calorie intake, its ultimate relationship with health costs is more tenuous than that of, say, smoking.
