Sentence examples for possible deficiencies from inspiring English sources
Conversely, such experimental data also provide a test of the validity of alternative choices for the molecular models used in simulations, indicating their possible deficiencies.
Yet another hypothesis proposes that inadequate downregulation of immune activation is central to sJIA, supporting evidence for which includes 'alternative activation' of monocyte and macrophages and possible deficiencies in IL-10 and T regulatory cells.
Four years after the execution of the VAP, this paper reviews possible deficiencies underlying the current regime and explores a sustainable institutional arrangement for Universal Service Obligations (USOs) in China based on the identification of unique institutional constraints.
Last week, members of Congress and officials of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said that report and the other KHOU reports that followed it, had prompted the federal investigation that ultimately linked 88 deaths to possible deficiencies in the Firestone tires on Ford Explorers.
The validity and use in an engineering fracture analysis is considered, and the ETM is compared to R6 revision 3 failure assessment diagrams (FADs) options 1 and 2. A discussion concerning the usability of ETM and its possible deficiencies is presented.
The number of participants and time duration both need to be increased to alleviate possible deficiencies in data analysis methods.
And no mention of a possible deficiency of B vitamins, particularly B12.
Previous work has indicated a possible deficiency in motor inhibition in children who stutter.
Twenty-nine percent of the patients showed dynein arm deficiency and a further 21% had possible deficiency (PD).
We propose the hypothesis that the hyperglycemia and insulin resistance observable in chickens is associated with their possible deficiency of GLUT4.
Four strategies are proposed in the approach to deal with the possible deficiency of prediction accuracy due to fewer training patterns used.
