Sentence examples for indicating a deficit of from inspiring English sources
In addition, HDACi promoted a decrease in the amount of Survivin and TPX2, indicating a deficit of proteins relevant for correct mitosis completion.
In our work we found that codons ending in UA have the highest T-score, indicating a deficit of tRNA decoding such non-rare codons during translation of HIV proteins in the human cell.
If this increased urinary excretion rate is interpreted as indicating a deficit of iodine uptake (this link is not established in the cited report), these women are likely to be the sensitive subpopulation for perchlorate exposures.
Positive Tajima's D value indicates a deficit of low frequency alleles relative to neutral expectations in a randomly mating population of constant size.
This estimate corresponds to an earlier test for publication bias using a funnel plot method which indicated a deficit of >500 'inlier' groups with VAP-IP < 45% from studies of SDD that had been unpublished or were otherwise 'missing' [ 12].
The population structure of the KHDSS also indicates a deficit of female population within the teen years of 901.94 female person-years to every 1,000 male person-years among 10 19 year-olds.
Given that 11 of the 33 control groups from studies of SDD are above the upper limit of the 95% prediction range of the benchmark where only 2.5% of the distribution would be predicted to be found, this could be taken to indicate a deficit of 407 groups below the upper limit of the 95% prediction range of the benchmark {407 = (11 * 97.5/2.5)- 22)}.
All were deficient on face matching tests and severely impaired on tests of perception of the spatial relations of facial features and abstract designs, indicating a deficit in the encoding of coordinate relationships, similar to adult-onset prosopagnosia with lesions of the fusiform face area.
However, their knowledge of the outcomes of these responses was impaired relative to healthy comparison subjects, and patients were more prone to slips of action, indicating a deficit in goal-directed control and an overreliance on habits.
In accordance, empirical studies indicate a deficit in theory of mind (ToM) in depressed individuals.
