Sentence examples for strongly deficient from inspiring English sources

They were employed mainly on lines of communication, and regarded as second-line troops of low quality; this was unsurprising, as they were strongly deficient in officers and heavily composed of men of 18 and 19, who would have been regarded as too young by the regular Army.

For both substrates, the extract from pol λ −/− cells was able to support BER of the lesion (Fig. 2A, lanes 1 3 and 4 6; Fig. 2B, lanes 1 3 and 4 6); in contrast, the extract from pol β −/− cells was strongly deficient.

Finally, English language is strongly deficient in parts.

All other genes are strongly deficient in non-synonymous changes, suggesting prevalence of purifying selection.

In addition, the marsupial X chromosome, which exhibits paternal imprinting for most loci in females, is strongly deficient in CpG island methylation [ 38- 40].

Cells depleted in dynamin-2 with Dyn2 siRNA were strongly deficient in transferrin endocytosis, but fully capable of repairing their PM after permeabilization with SLO+Ca2+.

We speculated that a subtle difference in electronic nature of phenols (e.g., strongly electron-deficient phenols gave 3) is crucial for these product formations.

Early-onset preeclampsia is strongly associated with deficient trophoblast invasion and failure of normal spiral artery remodeling.

Although antigen-independent B cells have been shown to develop normally, in the absence of CD20 expression, antibody formation, particularly after vaccination with TI antigens, is strongly impaired in deficient patients [ 43].

Furthermore, the induction of P53 observed in TNFRSF1B-deficient embryos was strongly reduced in embryos deficient in both TNFRSF1A and TNFRSF1B.

For the two meat types that we found positive associations that were not compatible with chance after multiple testing correction (pan-fried beefsteak and oven-broiled short ribs or spareribs), we observed that they were associated more strongly with MMR-deficient cancer.