Sentence examples for respective deficiencies from inspiring English sources

Examples of all these flaws are exposed in Plato's early dialogues with more or less diagnostic transparency of the exact nature of the respective deficiencies.

Of note, larvae homozygous for any hau (9G14 and CK) or gho (IB104 and IP107) mutation or carrying the mutation in trans over each other or over respective deficiencies (see below) exhibit the same defects.

Independent predictors of blood and milk micronutrients and respective deficiencies were identified using linear and logistic regression.

All but one were derived previously by pollinating monosomic and monotelodisomic aneuploids quasi-isogenic to TM-1 with pollen from euploid 3-79, and recovering the respective deficiency among F1 progeny.

Thus, average intakes of micronutrients were 30 60% of the respective RDI, indicating dietary deficiencies of these minerals and vitamins in the girls.

Although an antibody-mediated NK cell depletion is not as effective as a genetic NK cell deficiency, our respective experiment resulted in small teratomas in a subgroup of rats, suggesting that NK cells might be involved in the rejection of ES cells in CsA-treated rats.

The data entered by the social workers, optometrists, ophthalmologist, and lab technician will be counter checked for any deficiencies by their respective colleagues.

All mutations within the 30 complementation groups failed to complement at least one other deficiency within their respective region, further validating the location of the lethal mutations.

We first set out to characterize the respective mouse models of BH4 deficiency (hph-1) and BH4 augmentation (GCH-Tg), by the determination of the relative expression levels of eNOS, GTPCH, and DHFR proteins in the presence and absence of MTX.

To verify the putative role of these proteins in the apoptosis deficiency of the respective pancreatic tumour cells, we constructed several recombinant cell lines either over-expressing those gene products found down-regulated, or over-expressing dominant-negative gene products found to be up-regulated in pancreatic tumour cells.

Prior to CCRT scoring experiments, virgin female flies bearing the deficiency chromosome and the respective balancer were mated with males of the A* and E* lines, respectively.