Sentence examples for linked to a deficiency from inspiring English sources

Alexithymia can be linked to a deficiency in inter-hemispheric transfer of information from the right to the left hemisphere [8, 9], referred to by Hoppe as a "functional commissurotomy" [8].

In addition, the fact that no RKKR mutations in IPEX patients have been linked to a deficiency in nuclear localization also argues against a NLS role for RKKR.

The pathogenesis of AD is linked to a deficiency in the brain ACh [ 32].

Some symptoms in FA-J patients may be linked to a deficiency in BLM protein, as BLM is unstable in the absence of FANCJ (Suhasini et al. 2011).

These results indicate that the early B-cell response to T-cell-dependent antigen in Carabin KO mice is linked to a deficiency of Carabin in B cells, but not in T cells.

A recent study performed on European sea bass indicates that the limiting step for LC-PUFA synthesis could be linked to a deficiency in the stimulation of delta-6-desaturase (FADS2) activity in fish fed vegetable oil [ 13].

The condition is linked to a taurine deficiency.

These neurotransmission defects have been linked to a presynaptic deficiency where a significant decrease in the number of synaptic vesicles was observed.

As mentioned, these cases do not represent true paediatric PBC, as the underlying pathological process was linked to a genetic deficiency.

Blood cadmium concentrations are often higher in women than in men, in never-smokers, because of a higher gastrointestinal absorption [ 80], generally linked to an iron deficiency.

As for type 2 diabetes, the pathogenesis of pre-diabetes is linked to a relative insulin deficiency and/or tissue insulin resistance associated with elevated blood glucose levels, despite secondary hyperinsulinemia (6).