Sentence examples for might be deficient from inspiring English sources

In the clinic I never really feel that I might be deficient in examination skills, I think that I am more likely to have deficiencies in knowledge to interpret… I am quite capable of doing a physical examination (year 3, group 2, student 8).

However, due to low cellobiohydrolase activities, certain fungi might be deficient with regard to enzymes of value for cellulose conversion, and improving cellobiohydrolase expression in filamentous fungi has proven to be challenging.

Schizophrenics might be deficient in perceptual integration during processing in the extrastriate cortex, which might consequently increase the loads needed for higher processing in the prefrontal cortex reflected by the enhanced fMRI activation in ACC.

Conclusion: We hypothesize that not only iron and vitamin B1 might be deficient in these patients but also calcium and vitamin C. (Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol Oral Radiol Endod 2001;91 45-9).

As an alternative interpretation it has been argued that in FMS patients an inhibitory system might be deficient.

These data led to the hypothesis that in FMS an inhibitory system which prevents healthy subjects from overstimulation might be deficient.

What might they already know, and where might they be deficient?

It is not yet clear, however, why cells with the K250R mutant override the checkpoint: is it simply because unacetylated BubR1 is unstable or that it might also be deficient in inhibiting Cdc20?

The fact that 2 out of 12 MB cell lines were MGMT deficient is providing further evidence that a small proportion of MB tumours might be MGMT deficient.

One might be the deficient knowledge on TB we discussed above.

The moderately long TMP/SMX regimen recommended can cause bone marrow suppression, and it is recommended that patients who might be folate deficient be given folate supplements.