Sentence examples for developmental deficiency from inspiring English sources
Sengupta and Palit [ 30] reported a deficient lignified phloem fibre (dlpf) mutant in C. capsularis and the developmental deficiency has been attributed to phenylalanine lyase activity rather than peroxidase activity.
That makes him a dream character for production designers, toy manufacturers, and obsessives old enough to ascribe their enthusiasm for a new Batmobile to "an interest in automotive design" rather than, say, some untreated developmental deficiency.
Borda concluded that Moore has "a significant Intellectual and Developmental Deficiency, and by any current standards should be considered to have functioned within the Mentally Deficient (or Mentally Retarded) range for all of his teen and adult life".
The language disorder reviewed here is specific language impairment (SLI), a developmental deficiency in language acquisition despite adequate opportunity, normal intelligence, and without any apparent neurological etiology.
In the present study, MO knockdown of atoh8 expression resulted in developmental deficiency.
Both MOs dose dependently caused developmental deficiency in zebrasifh embryos (Figure 4, 5 and 6A) shown by two phenotypes, mild type and severe type.
Developmental deficiencies in the adult tarsal segments were observed after RNAi suppressing either itp/itpl-2 or itpl-1/itpl-2.
Indeed, Emperor Trump has no clothes, and he is little more than a toxic combination of developmental deficiencies – the vocabulary of a third grader, the temperament of a toddler, and the mental capacity of a fetus bottled in formaldehyde that Carly Fiorina pinned on Planned Parenthood.
By contrast, Fgfr3-null mice showed no developmental deficiencies in GnRH neurons (13).
The MKK3−/− mice were viable and fertile, with no developmental deficiencies and had normal numbers of thymocytes and splenocytes, and have been described before [39].
This raises the possibility that the TCF8+/− mice may have minor muscle or motor neuron developmental deficiencies, which could restrict their mobility and thus reduce caloric expenditure.
