Sentence examples for striking deficiency from inspiring English sources

This striking deficiency may represent a sophisticated defense mechanism against low-molecular-mass substrate analogue inhibitors/antibiotics; its discovery should focus new inhibitor design.

One striking deficiency of the treatment on the pure electrostatic level is the prediction that ions of the same valence produce the same results, independent of their chemical nature.

Hematoxylin-stained sections revealed a striking deficiency in the formation of large infiltrates in these mice.

Interestingly, two patients (Patients 4 and 7) demonstrated striking COX-deficiency in the endothelial cells of capillaries throughout the dentate nucleus, while the dentate neuronal cell populations revealed intact COX activity (Fig. 2D).

My friend Barb got right on the Thanukah gelt deficiency, and--after striking out at all the great chocolatiers in Manhattan--found a way to special order menurkies, "5774" and "2013" pressed into gold chocolate coins.

Those deficiencies strike at the core conflict of interest in the idea of self-enforcement basically, copself-enforcement basically.

The observed effect of blood Pb ≥ 1 μg/dL, iron deficiency, and decreased inhibin B was striking.

The major deficiency in FIS performance is the escape of energetic electrons produced by filament striking with interior metal surfaces of the FIS.

After striking a deal Parker Brothers immediately set to work on fixing the game's most glaring deficiency: its lack of playing pieces.

Burnley swiftly exposed the deficiencies in the three-man defensive system Van Gaal is attempting to integrate, Jones striking the bar with a free-kick and United keeper David de Gea having to race off his line to block from Lukas Jutkiewicz.

The common occurrence of MTAP-deficiency in some of those tumors that have been most resistant to treatment is striking.