Sentence examples for potentially deficient from inspiring English sources

"It is not really significant compared with nutrients that we know are essential for bone health and are potentially deficient in the UK diet – such as calcium and vitamin D".

According to Graham et al. [9], probably half of all soils are deficient in micronutrients and even though plant production is not limited, humans and animals whose diets are mainly based on crops can be potentially deficient in essential micronutrients.

A potentially deficient feeding response might in turn be due to underlying neurological defects, as suggested by examination of other genes expressed in the central nervous system [37], [38].

Since several of the cognitive traits associated with BDNF variants have been reported potentially deficient in major psychosis (e.g. verbal memory and general cognition in bipolar disorder and/or schizophrenia [12], [13]), these common associations might reflect genetic associations to clinical endophenotypes of these disorders.

PGRN acts as a pivotal neuronal survival factor, potentially deficient in the brains of neurodegenerative diseases [ 10, 11].

Smith and Ceusters have worked on two aspects of quality assurance for ontologies: in Kohler et al. (2006) they presented a technique for automatically locating circular or difficult-to-read definitions in the Gene Ontology, and used it to identify 6001 potentially deficient definitions in this resource.

Low blood pressure and tissue oedema will potentially cause deficient tissue perfusion and oxygenation leading to multi-organ failure, of which lung and kidney failure are most prominent.

Although no CSNB2 mouse models carrying potentially folding deficient Cav1.4 mutations exist so far, it's well accepted in many other inherited retinal diseases that mutations in the associated proteins cause misfolding or defective targeting [44,45].

With essential nutrients, adverse effects may potentially result from deficient intake as well as excess intake.

This would potentially render tumors deficient in purine salvage especially sensitive to GARFTase inhibitors, while functional purine salvage via MTAP in normal tissues should provide selective protection.

This section first considers the limited direct neuroimaging evidence of altered energy utilization in the CNS of people with ADHD that could potentially derive from deficient astrocyte function [ 116].