Sentence examples for theoretically deficient from inspiring English sources
Widespread use of theoretically deficient costing practices in both countries adds to the growing evidence of a time lag between the theory and practice of management accounting.
Additionally, although it is theoretically possible that NMU-deficient mice were protected from autoantibody-induced arthritis due to developmental or metabolic abnormalities in the mice, our finding that the protective effect of NMU deficiency was transferrable with bone marrow-derived cells suggests that such a scenario is unlikely.
In the same study the authors proposed the possibility that induction of non-skeletal sources of FGF23 by iron treatment in iron deficient subjects may theoretically take place.
Thermophilic ethanol producing strains are classically deficient in producing higher yields (theoretically >90%%) as well as in tolerating high level (typically >40 g/L) of ethanol and exhibit low ethanol tolerance (<2 %, v/v).
We have routinely used DH5α to prepare wild-type and mutant shRNA vectors with approximately equal yields of each type of vector; however, a repair-deficient E. coli mutant could theoretically improve the efficiency of simultaneous construction.
In contrast to infection with replication-deficient viral particles, active introduced transposase could theoretically promote the continuous excision and reintegration of transposons.
Tumour growth could also theoretically be influenced by changes in iron-dependent metabolism (especially in iron-deficient patients) (Shander et al, 2010) that result from an ESA-induced increase in RBC production.
Although RCTs are often considered the "gold standard" for ideal study design because the randomization theoretically accounts for potential sources of bias, some researchers believe that RCTs can be deficient compared with dynamic modeling (Thompson 2010).
