Sentence examples for evidence deficiency from inspiring English sources

To address the issue of timing, we considered three different pieces of evidence: deficiency rates for different defects, concomitant deficiency of multiple vitamin K-dependent factors, and prothrombin time (PT) elevations.

Our present study further provides evidence that deficiency of posttranslational modifications at these lysines can disrupt VHL ability to target HIF1α.

We provide evidence that deficiency of intestinal HSL modulates intestinal cholesterol absorption and biosynthesis and affects plasma cholesterol levels.

We observed increased amount of dequenched DQ-BSA in A0H0 macrophages, providing evidence that deficiency of ATGL and HSL in macrophages is not associated with defective lysosomal activity.

Researchers unwilling to respect evidence of deficiencies in their current understandings are unlikely to dedicate themselves to overcoming those deficiencies.

Federal officials have said there was no evidence that deficiencies in the recalled products caused severe illness or death.

Two workshops bringing together architects and urban designers provided evidence of deficiencies in this area.

Clinical guidelines are commonly based on inadequate evidence, suggesting deficiencies in the present portfolio of clinical research.

Then, in quick order, Mr. Grassley said, came the bureau's violent confrontation with the Branch Davidians near Waco, Tex., the arrest of the wrong man on suspicion of placing a bomb at the Atlanta Olympics, evidence of deficiencies at the F.B.I. crime laboratory and misplaced evidence involving Timothy J. McVeigh, the Oklahoma City bomber.

Among them: dropping the requirement to list how much vitamin A and vitamin C are in foods, because evidence suggests deficiencies in those vitamins are rare.

In my years of clinical practice, I have found evidence of deficiencies even in those with a very healthy diet.