Sentence examples for marked deficit of from inspiring English sources

With respect to small-animal imaging, however, there still seems to exist a marked deficit of validation studies demonstrating the quantitative accuracy of ASL, and reliable data are scarce [7, 13, 14].

Immune-related gene families involved in recognition, signal modulation, and effector systems show a marked deficit of orthologs and excessive gene expansions, possibly reflecting selection pressures from different pathogens encountered in these insects' very different life-styles.

However, a marked deficit of heterozygotes at a SNP can also arise if genotyped subjects originate from two non-interbreeding populations, a phenomenon sometimes called the Wahlund effect (17).

Despite this endorsement of the importance of health advocacy, and the related self-reported competencies, there was a marked deficit of self-reported engagement in health advocacy activities within the resident cohort.

Finally, the strongly disordered region in Sm B/B' from residues 51 240 in Fig. 2d corresponds to a marked deficit of potential T cell candidates in the same region in Fig. 4d compared to the number of potential epitopes in the first 50 residues.

For example, analysis of the complete immune system of A. gambiae results in the discovery of a marked deficit of orthologues due to gene loss and excessive expansion of some specific genes, which is significantly different from that of D. melanogaster.

Relative to healthy birder controls, the patient showed marked deficits of bird call and bird name knowledge but relatively preserved knowledge of avian visual attributes and retained knowledge of human voices and faces.

The mutation of ABCA1 in the human causes severe hypercholesterolemia and marked deficits of high-density lipoprotein (HDL) and apoA-I.

The patients also showed a marked deficit on the RBMT (P = 0.001, Mann–Whitney U-test) relative to the score of the normal control group.

In view of the relatively mild deficits in Experiments 2 and 4, it was valuable to confirm that the fornix lesions caused marked deficits on T-maze place alternation (Experiment 6).

Among persons with CKS who died of other causes, an excess for lymphoid malignancies emerged (SMR=4.40) (chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (11.03), non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (4.22), Hodgkin's lymphoma (11.80), and multiple myeloma (2.3)), balanced by a deficit for all solid cancers (0.56), with a marked deficit for lung cancer (0.41).