Unfortunately, these techniques, especially in major reconstructions, lead to a deficient quantity of soft tissue, above all keratinized mucosa.
'Defective' seed was thus both deficient in quantity and in quality, being 'vitious, or unfit for Generation'.
Abnormal sleep that can be described in measures of deficient sleep quantity, structure (reflected by, for example, sleep cycle architecture) and/or sleep quality (assessed using, for example, spectral electroencephalogram power).
Causes of stunting are well known and range from poverty at the societal and household levels to the interaction between diets deficient in quantity or quality and infection at the individual level (1).
Although T. reesei produces cellobiohydrolases and endoglucanases in high quantities, it is deficient in β-glucosidase [ 32].
Numerous other elements are required only in trace quantities; certain soils may be deficient in boron, copper, zinc, or molybdenum, making it necessary to add very small quantities of these.
Virus was detected in all organs and was present in similar quantities in samples from control and STAT3 deficient mice at days 12 and 20 following infection (Fig. 4A E).
Fruit is rich in sugar but deficient in other nutrients, so it must be eaten in large quantities.
Before an analysis of the factors which promote and stabilize complex formation, arginase was purified in milligram quantities from a plasmid-containing, enzyme-overproducing, protease-deficient yeast strain and its physical characterization undertaken.
Interestingly, although we observe that initial expansion of IRF4-deficient T cells is evident both in vitro and in vivo, quantities of virus-specific T cells are markedly reduced at later time points after LCMV infection.
