Sentence examples for sensitivity deficiency from inspiring English sources

Nat mutants in yeast exhibit diverse phenotypes, which include, but are not limited to, slow growth, temperature sensitivity, osmotic sensitivity, deficiency in utilization of nonfermentable carbon sources, inability to form functional actin cables, etc. [ 104].

When subjected to hypothyroidism or crossed with a transgenic model of reduced myofibrillar Ca2+-sensitivity, SERCA2 deficiency caused no enhancement of the disease state.

These results show that cells expressing an oncogene for a short time have increased sensitivity to folate deficiency than both normal cells and oncogene-expressing cells grown under folate deficiency.

The assay sensitivity for PS deficiency (n = 62) was 87.1%.

Nevertheless, osu1 did not increase the sensitivity to phosphate deficiency and indeed had slightly lower anthocyanin levels than in WT in most of the conditions.

Finally, there appear to be many tissue or cell-specific differences in the metabolism of thiamine and thiamine phosphate derivatives, which could explain differences in sensitivity to thiamine deficiency, as already suggested previously for cultured human cells [96].

In addition, testosterone increases insulin sensitivity, and androgen deficiency is linked to the development of type 2 diabetes mellitus [ 22].

In a similar study, H4K20 and its methyltransferase Set9 were mutated, resulting in UV sensitivity and checkpoint deficiency in fission yeast [ 73].

Despite more than 50 years of research, the underlying basis of galactose sensitivity in GALT deficiency has remained unclear, hampering efforts at prognosis and improved intervention.

Flooding reduces oxygen availability in soils, and trees may differ in their sensitivity to oxygen deficiency based on evolutionary and environmental factors (Kreuzwieser and others 2004).

Cutoff selections determine the frequency, but this disparity with cobalamin suggests MMA's superior sensitivity for cobalamin deficiency (indeed, a normal MMA value supports the likelihood of normal cobalamin status even when cobalamin concentration is low).