Sentence examples for global deficiency from inspiring English sources

John Baruch Director of robotic telescopes, University of Bradford There is no global deficiency of dietary vitamin A (Nobel-winners tell Greenpeace: don't block GM, 1 July).

Mr Dudley, in effect, says both bear the blame:[T]he combination of rapid gains in production capacity and relatively repressed consumption in the EME world helped foster a global deficiency of demand relative to supply.

Knockout mice with global deficiency of ZnT8 showed normal glucose homeostasis and insulin production under normal conditions (Lemaire et al., 2009).

Importantly, this was not a global deficiency caused by the absence of TLR2, as both WT and TLR2−/− BMDCs pulsed with formalin-killed NTHI induced T cell proliferation at similar levels.

However, the use of mice with Arl6ip5 global deficiency compromised the findings.

In contrast, mice with a global deficiency of NOX2 were reported to have an unaltered BP response to angiotensin II [ 116], suggesting that this isoform is less important.

In addition, various global deficiencies, like an increase in inhibitory synaptic transmission, are proposed.

Metabolic responses can provide valuable information on the nutritional status of an animal and can inform on global deficiencies and malnutrition.

This contrasts sharply with the Δ cld strain of S. aureus, a slow-growing small colony variant with global deficiencies in its cellular heme levels.

In line with the genetic linkage studies discussed above, the antimicrobial activity of the immune system is a prime candidate for such activity, and mice with global deficiencies in the innate and adaptive arms of the immune system have been reported to harbor an altered microbiota composition [ 74].

Thus, the PanK1-deficient mouse exhibits only the metabolic defects associated with global pantothenate deficiency.