Sentence examples for mediated by deficiency from inspiring English sources

However, recently it has emerged that not all of the autoimmune features observed in these mice is mediated by deficiency of the Apcs gene [ 63].

Children living with HIV in India have a high prevalence of anemia mediated by iron deficiency, vitamin A deficiency and chronic inflammation.

Finally, the buildup of APP and APP-CTFs mediated by Becn1 deficiency appears to be independent of γ-secretase activity.

There has been much interest in the possibility that the insulin resistance in obese individuals and patients with type 2 diabetes is mediated by mitochondrial deficiency in skeletal muscle [1] [10].

Also, in our study, the link between IL-6 levels and prognosis already reported by other authors [ 50] may be mediated by ADAMTS13 deficiency.

The first represents direct inhibition of NO production leading to reduced vasodilatation and the second consists in increased proliferation of vascular medial cells mediated by NO deficiency and is resulting in fixation of hypertension.

The first represents direct inhibition of NO production leading to reduced vasodilatation, and the second consists in the increased proliferation of vascular medial cells mediated by NO deficiency and resulting in fixation of hypertension.

The similar degree of joint inflammation observed between these two groups further substantiate that the differences observed in joint inflammation between WT and Tlr3 −/− mice were not mediated by TLR3 deficiency in hematopoietic cells.

The increased risk is mediated by nutritional deficiencies, which further compromise immune status and increase transmission risk per unsafe sex act.

Apoptotic stimuli impair Na+- and K+-ATPase activity as a mechanism of neuronal death mediated by concurrent ATP deficiency and oxidative stress [ 69].

Indeed, in Drosophila, an IAP orthologue termed DIAP2 (Drosphila IAP2) is critical for activation of innate immune responses mediated by IMD (immune deficiency), the Drosophila orthologue of mammalian RIPK1 (receptor-interacting serine/threonine protein kinase 1) [ 20– 20].