Sentence examples for naturally deficient from inspiring English sources

Sulphur is a key plant nutrient vital to healthy growth, but UK soils are naturally deficient in this essential mineral.

Most grains have similar dietary properties; they are rich in carbohydrates but comparatively low in protein and naturally deficient in calcium and vitamin A. Breads, especially those made with refined flours, are usually enriched in order to compensate for any nutritional deficiencies in the cereal used.

This elevated uptake could be due to cross-reactivity of 111In-DTPA-11B6 since most mice kallikreins are abundant in this organ [27], although mice are naturally deficient hK2 [16].

However, it can be imagined as well that highly aggressive tumor cells that are naturally deficient in XOR expression[134 136] may be both poorly set up to promote differentiation but still capable of responding to exogenous UA by increased aggressiveness.

To address this question, we used HEK293 cells which are naturally deficient in TLR2 and TLR4 expression [18].

As expected, HEK293 cells expressing exogenous TLR4 responded to this classical form of Gram-negative LPS, whereas no significant responses were detected in HEK293 cells, which are naturally deficient in either TLR2 or TLR4 [24], [24], nor in those expressing exogenous TLR2.

In contrast, 14 days post infection of vaccinated animals or animals infected with naturally toxin deficient strains of the organism, show a much lower proportion of the recovered bacteria as spores (less than 50%) (Fig. 3A).

In this study, we extended the development of this new model to studying MM, by transplanting human cell lines and patient samples in naturally immune-deficient turkey embryos and testing the effect of several new therapies.

As previously mentioned, Xenopus larvae are naturally class Ia deficient until metamorphosis; however, they do express several class Ib genes.

There are also some naturally occurring SCD1 deficient mice strains (asebia mouse), which, amongst other traits have impaired triglyceride biosynthesis [ 11].

Six- to 8-week-old mice of the BP-2, BALB/c (wild-type and CD95L-deficient, naturally occurring gld mutants, [ 16]), and C57BL/6 backgrounds (both wild-type and iNOS-deficient knockout mice, [ 16]), from CECAL-FIOCRUZ/RJ, were lodged and handled following institutionally approved (CEUA L-010/04, CEUA L-010/04) protoCEUA L-002/09