Sentence examples for reports of deficiencies from inspiring English sources

Reports of deficiencies in disaccharidase enzymatic activity and of beneficial responses to probiotic and dietary therapies led researchers to survey gene expression and the mucoepithelial microbiota in intestinal biopsies from children with autism.

Shortly after the deployment of the first graduates, MOH received anecdotal reports of deficiencies in quality of care, and decided to conduct a nationwide evaluation of quality of HIV/AIDS-related care as provided by TMs.

Furthermore, even though there are some reports of deficiency of the gastric ligaments, there is no report about possible reasons of this deficiency and extension of it [11,14,15].

Also, under-detection and under-reporting of deficiencies may occur.

In order to ensure a correct reporting, and to protect participants from potential administrative repercussions on reporting of deficiencies in the system, we decided not to collect any personal identifiers (Name of respondent, or the facility) for this study.

Randall Lutter, the F.D.A.'s deputy commissioner for policy, said that the agency was responding to reports of its deficiencies and improving.

There have been few reports of chromium deficiency in humans [ 94].

DNAse1-deficient mice also serve as a model of lupus [ 59], and there are reports of DNAse1 deficiency leading to SLE in human families [ 60, 61].

Our findings, coupled with the absence of reports of Mn deficiency in young children, led us to conclude that the possible consequences in children of excess exposure to Mn from water, diet, and gasoline additives (Kaiser 2003) deserve further attention.

The biological relevance of this putative pro-apoptotic function of NEMO is unclear at the moment since there are currently no reports of RIP1 deficiency in cells other than that achieved by experimental mutagenesis or knockdown.

The first reported case of deficiency occurred in a man fed a chemically defined diet (as part of a study of vitamin K requirements) in which Mn was inadvertently left out (Doisy 1973).