Sentence examples for individual deficiency from inspiring English sources
However, unlike the individual deficiency of each of these genes, the combined deletion of both S6Ks is associated with a profound decrease in viability [8].
Since the biogenesis of siRNAs and other related smRNAs depends on Dicer activities encoded by DCL1-DCL4 in Arabidopsis [25], we examined stress responses of the recombination reporter line 15d8 in plants homozygous for individual deficiency mutants dcl2, dcl3, dcl4, double dcl2 dcl3 mutants, and triple dcl2 dcl3 dcl4 mutants.
As a clinical condition, depression is often highly stigmatized as an individual deficiency.
Although levels of SMC1 in GM18366 cells were lower than those in other two cell lines, and levels of SMC1 in GM09607 cells were slightly higher than those of GM00200 cells, NCS similarly induced phosphorylation of SMC1 in three of these cell lines, suggesting that this phosphorylation of SMC1 is ATM/ATR-independent, or ATM and ATR compensate individual deficiency.
From the policy perspective, reducing an individual deficiency (which is poor OHRQoL in this context) to improve employment opportunities is only one aspect of handling social determinants of health; however, addressing poor OHRQoL cannot be discounted, especially when we now know that improving OHRQoL affects self-efficacy, which has long term positive impacts in general.
She fell for a tale of a skin infection and a recently eaten biscuit.The case of Baby P shows that the belief that integrated services can make up for individual deficiencies is mistaken.
It was also opportune to champion all MNDs together as one group, rather than individual deficiencies.
All questionnaires are completed in the course of individual interviews with the residents to address their individual deficiencies if necessary (e.g. the participant is not able to fill in the questionnaires due to cognitive limitations).
Once the mitochondrial membranes fuse, essentially joining two or more mitochondria, the internal contents such as proteins, metabolites and substrates can be shared between them to compensate for individual deficiencies and maintain a population of functionally optimal mitochondria (Westermann, 2008).
Based on our results, and results from other labs, we suggest that certain individuals' deficiency in DNA repair capacity rather than 'bad luck' is a major cause of cancer.
