Sentence examples for growing deficiencies from inspiring English sources

Both reports provide sobering evidence of the growing deficiencies of infrastructure in the United States, which millions of Americans experience every day in traffic and airport delays, crumbling and structurally unsafe schools and unreliable train and public transit systems.

She marshals an intimidating array of evidence, though her insistence on the growing deficiencies of supply leads her to wave aside such developments as the effects of technology and exploration on energy resources, which have had a habit of confounding the doomsayers.

As Singapore continued to grow, the deficiencies in the Straits Settlements administration became serious and Singapore's merchant community began agitating against British Indian rule.

As the practice of generating balance sheets grows, these deficiencies could be improved upon.

There is growing concern about deficiencies in mothers and their babies.

Within our previous studies, nitrogen-fixing cultures of the non-symbiotic Azotobacter chroococcum SBUG 1484, isolated from composted earth, exhibited PO activity when growing with nutritional deficiencies, especially depletion of exogenous nitrogen sources [Herter et al. 2011].

The results showed that after 21 days treatment, the peanut seedlings growing under iron deficiency conditions exhibited leaf interveinal chlorosis, and this iron-deficiency induced symptom was prevented by foliar application of SA, SNP, 1/2 (SA+SNP), especially SA+SNP.

Indeed, translation deficiencies represent a growing cause of multiple OXPHOS deficiencies with several published pathogenic mutations in genes related to the intra-organellar protein synthesis.

This growing trend indicates deficiency in the present cancer therapies which include surgical operation, radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

Common bean plants growing under P-deficiency present with higher root to shoot dry weight ratio due to arrested root growth and proliferation of lateral roots and root hairs [ 5].

"There are glaring planning and compliance deficiencies plus growing evidence, domestic and international, that infrasound and low frequency sound from wind turbines is having an adverse health impact on some people who live in the vicinity of windfarms.