Sentence examples for perhaps a deficiency from inspiring English sources
Given that p38 MAPK can be activated in An. gambiae cells, our understanding of mammalian MAPK signaling would suggest that perhaps a deficiency in the TGFBR-GADD45-MAP3K4 TGFBR-GADD45-MAP3K4 TGFBR-GADD45-MAP3K4of TGF-beta1 to acascade p38 MAPK is An. gambiae 4a3B cells.
When that magnificent voice of truth and reason, Simon Cowell, tries to offer an analysis of their actual performance, perhaps highlighting a deficiency, he is drowned out with boos.
We propose that activation of IRG proteins by GTP binding at the PVM may occur either through a local, perhaps transient, deficiency of GMS proteins at this membrane or through a specific, activating interaction with a factor presumably derived from the T. gondii and expressed on the cytosolic face of the PVM.
Those who think of Roiphe as one of the most dazzling writers around (I am one) will perhaps be surprised to find such a deficiency in her – and by the way she seems to acknowledge it.
Lastly, a deficiency of tolerance, perhaps through the cooperation of immune mediators other than MBL [ 28, 31, 32], could influence the women's likelihood of developing recurrent episodes of VVC.
In experiments carried out in the nineteen-forties, a deficiency of these vitamins was found to accompany mouth cancer and perhaps cancer of other parts of the digestive tract as well.
(Updike, who threw away at least two manuscripts before publishing The Poorhouse Fair, generously though perhaps disingenuously suggested that Kermode's "inability to write a novel" should be ascribed to "a deficiency of presumption … rather than of any other qualities").
"I had a deficiency in magnesium.
The area around the explosion remains a gap, a deficiency.
Now, that might actually be a deficiency as a politician".
