The phrase "insufficiency for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used to indicate a lack of something needed in order to do something. For example, "The team had an insufficiency for players, so they couldn't practice for the game."
There followed a flurry of comments about her anatomical insufficiency for the role.
Therefore lack of blood supply accompanied by oxygen and glucose insufficiency for even a short time period may cause severe damage to the brain.
Iliac vein stenting is increasingly being used in the treatment of venous insufficiency for patients with nonthrombotic iliac vein lesions (NIVL).
For the evaluation of the framework, we excluded the speaker without PID number in Table 2 in PATCOR and speakers 32 and 47 in DOMOTICA-3, due to data insufficiency for block creation.
Scanning electronic micrographs (SEMs) revealed distinct morphological features of these formulations in response to increasing leucine concentration: from the apparent insufficiency for discrete particle formation, to reduced particle agglomeration, to increased surface corrugation.
The NFOPIλDμ controller designed by combining an FOPIλDμ method and a nonlinear states error feedback control law (NLSEF) is to overcome concussion caused by the NLSEF and conversely compensate the insufficiency for relatively simple and rough signal processing caused by the FOPIλDμ method.
Analysis of FLN1/fln1-1 fln1-1 and fln1-1 FLN2/fln2-2 plants revealed haplo-insufficiency for FLN function in these genotypes.
Ultimately, knockout mice for the SDHD gene leading to haplo-insufficiency for SDHD in neuroblast progenitor cells, would be the appropriate test to evaluate this hypothesis.
Mouse models have suggested a haplo-insufficiency for Cdx2 and in vitro studies have suggested a cell type-specific autoregulatory mechanism.
Another puzzle provided by current observations is that family members with the same genetic defect, haplo-insufficiency for one of the telomerase genes, can present with widely different diseases.
Yet, when Caspase-2 deficiency was combined with haplo-insufficiency for p53, no further acceleration of disease onset was observed, indicating that loss of heterozygosity that usually accelerates disease onset in Eμ-Myc/p53 +/− mice is dominant over loss of Caspase-2 in Eμ-Myc-driven lymphomagenesis.
