Sentence examples for dramatic deficiency from inspiring English sources
Nicholas I. Timko President, New York State Trial Lawyers Association New York, Oct. 21, 2010 To the Editor: There is one rather dramatic deficiency in the argument that Peter Orszag makes, and that is his underlying faith in the efficacy of evidence-based clinical guidelines.
Overall, the results demonstrate a dramatic deficiency in vaccination coverage and vaccine responses and/or documentation within the regions of Lao PDR studied, which included urbanized areas with better health care access.
In addition, a dramatic deficiency in tissue repair and regeneration seen in chronic pancreatitis model (Fig 4 and Supplementary Fig 12) suggests that other mechanisms affecting mesenchymal stem cells or/and endothelial progenitors might be involved as well.
A superfluous preface has been added and the story's dramatic deficiencies, easy to overlook on first viewing, stand exposed.
Scalded fruit indeed has dramatic aesthetic deficiencies that can seriously compromise fruit marketability.
Overexpression of TLD1/OsGH3.13 in the rice tld1-D mutant resulted in IAA deficiency, dramatic changes in plant architecture, and enhanced drought tolerance [ 6].
Several experimental studies done in animal species have shown that iodine deficiency has dramatic effect on reproductive failure and goitre.
The development of high-throughput systems for biochemistry and enzymology could have a dramatic impact on this deficiency and would add vitality to these areas of scientific endeavor.
A dramatic example is G6PD deficiency in Tanzania, where prevalence in lowland and highland populations (11.3% and 4.4%, respectively) mirrors that of malaria [ 7].
Dramatic effects of PGRN deficiency have been shown in vivo in collagen-induced arthritis and collagen Ab-induced arthritis mouse models, resulting in fulminant courses of disease [ 14].
Interestingly, the dramatic consequences of NGF deficiency on nonpeptidergic-specific gene expression resemble those seen upon Runx1 ablation (Chen et al., 2006; Luo et al., 2007).
