Sentence examples for suggesting deficiency from inspiring English sources

As to the alternation of GST pi in development of esophageal carcinoma, several studies have been performed on Barrett's metaplasia and adenocarcinoma with results suggesting deficiency of GST pi may contribute to an increased cancer risk [ 2, 33, 34].

A single in silico result suggesting deficiency is often linked to other ambiguities associated to the variation and is not sufficient to characterize the MMR variation alone as seen in the case of seven MLH1, four MSH2, and two MSH6 variations.

Long-term potentiation (LTP) was measured in the hippocampus at 4 and 24 months Compared with WT mice, saposin C−/− mice showed significantly reduced LTP at 24 months (Fig.  5), suggesting deficiency of saposin C altered hippocampal plasticity, a cellular marker associated with learning and memory.

Clinical guidelines are commonly based on inadequate evidence, suggesting deficiencies in the present portfolio of clinical research.

This study showed clear differences between perceptions of quality and actual quality of medicines suggesting deficiencies in public engagement by government regarding the implementation of generic medicines policy.

Patients treated in these hospitals showed a two-fold lower initiation rate for chemotherapy compared to teaching institutions, suggesting deficiencies in access to oncology services.

According to Han et al. (2006), EF ≤2 suggests deficiency to minimal metal enrichment, whereas EF >2 suggests higher degrees of metal enrichment.

With high doses of morpholino, hdMO1 embryos appear to have a curled tail (18) which suggests deficiency in the non-axial mesoderm.

Our results also suggest deficiencies in soil AP and SOC.

These disagreements suggest deficiencies in the chemical and/or transport models.

Among them: dropping the requirement to list how much vitamin A and vitamin C are in foods, because evidence suggests deficiencies in those vitamins are rare.