Sentence examples for incomplete capacity from inspiring English sources

Several reasons may accounted for this phenomenon: first, anti-A and anti-B antibody titers remain at low levels at early age because of its incomplete capacity of immune system [29].

Delineating cellular transitions and hierarchies within the ES cell system should provide new insights into the fundamental nature of pluripotency and illuminate the incomplete capacities often observed in stem cells derived from human embryos and induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells generated by reprogramming.

Conclusions: Arsenic exposure from drinking water and the incomplete methylation capacity of arsenic were adversely associated with heart disease risk.

There was some evidence of a synergy of incomplete methylation capacity with older age and cigarette smoking.

The risk of heart disease associated with higher levels of arsenic exposure and incomplete methylation capacity, indicated by higher urinary MMA% or lower urinary DMA%, was greater than the risk associated with the same levels of arsenic but better methylation capacity.

However, attempts to apply this to the manufacture of pharmaceutical proteins have been limited by incomplete treatment, low capacity or excessive dilution.

Previous studies have reported evidence of adverse effects of incomplete arsenic methylation capacity on cancer risk.

Collectively, data from the present study and previous studies suggest that individuals with suboptimal or incomplete arsenic methylation capacity are more susceptible to adverse effects of arsenic exposure, including effects on both cancer and CVD.

In this paper, we introduce a Bayesian game-theoretic model to design and analyze the resource allocation problem in a fading MAC, where users are assumed to selfishly maximize their ergodic capacity with incomplete information about the fading channel gains.

In spite of the enormous increase in tissue mass (up to 50-fold) the degree of functional restoration of blood flow capacity is incomplete and ends at 30% of maximal conductance (coronary) and 40% in the vascular periphery.

In an essay called "Of Dogs and Germans," inspired a decade ago by an outburst of national soul-searching over what to do with the 5,000 dogs that had guarded the Berlin Wall and were marooned by its fall, Mr. Schneider concluded that a German without a German shepherd was incomplete and that the German capacity to empathize with a dog's suffering was boundless.