Sentence examples for possibly deficient from inspiring English sources

Here the authors highlight the possible presence of low levels and possibly deficient states of selenium in the Saudi population.

The uncertain parameters are described by the linear fractional uncertainties and the jumping parameters obey the homogeneous Markov process with possibly deficient probability transition matrix.

However, the large variation in serum fentanyl concentrations indicates unpredictable or possibly deficient drug absorption from transdermal patches when applied according to the manufacturer's instructions for humans.

Dealing with this plentitude of possibly deficient components is not trivial, especially since many effects appear to be extremely context specific from time to time (Blomert, & Mitterer, 2004; Holden, Choi, Amazeen, & Van Orden, 2011; Manis, & Keating, 2005; Ramus & Szenkovits, 2008; Van Orden, Holden, Podgornik, & Aitchison, 1999).

Such an investment in greater ROS-defence mechanisms may come at a slight biomass- or yield-cost under highly productive conditions; however, under Zn-deficient (and possibly P-deficient) environments, breeding for such traits would appear to be desirable.

I have no idea why the experts are so intent on keeping people uninformed and possibly "D" deficient.

Non-responsiveness of splenocytes to mitogen in Media, CsA, and 50×106 cell treated mice might be due to their dysfunctional lymphocytes, possibly indicating deficient immune response in these mice.

Additionally the third subtype showed common with the first subtype increase of GMV in the left cerebellum cluster, possibly reflecting deficient phonological awareness skills.

Moreover, it has been suggested that mathematical learning difficulties are characterized by heterogeneity in symptoms and possibly in deficient mechanisms [ 24].

As the authors highlight in their article, hemodialysis may lead to a depletion of some biologically essential substances, possibly already deficient due to dietary restrictions.

Many fastidious bacteria grow poorly on commonly used media, and others are considered uncultivable on axenic media, possibly owing to deficient or partial metabolic pathways.