Sentence examples for through deficiencies from inspiring English sources

Diabetes also inhibited regeneration through deficiencies in GF signaling (Additional file 19: Figure S16).

Although its regeneration profile is similar to NASH's, ASH showed a robust priming response, but it inhibited regeneration mainly through deficiencies in GF bioavailability and ECM remodeling (Additional file 17: Figure S14).

Reinforcement theories can explain many of the symptoms associated with ADHD and link these behavioral changes to changes at genetic and neurobiological levels through deficiencies in how the neuromodulator dopamine works.

Disparities among the pVHL mutants in their ability to ubiquitinate HIF-α (through deficiencies either in HIF-α binding or in ability to form a functional E3 ligase complex) have been suggested to underlie the differences in tumor risks among the VHL disease subtypes [ 22, 30- 32].

Protection was expanded after World War II by legislation in 1947 and 1957 which sought to support farm prices primarily through deficiency payments to farmers, covering about 95 percent of total output.

Many naturally occurring major, minor and trace elements in drinking water can have a significant effect on human health either through deficiency or excessive intake (Frengstad et al. 2001).

Through deficiency analysis, we argued that the presence of two surface catalytic sites during absorption-desorption of nitrogen (microscale) is causative of bistability (macroscale) in two of the three ammonia synthesis mechanisms here considered.

Through deficiency mapping, we identified the mutation in gimli as a novel allele of the receptor-type guanylyl cyclase at 76C (Gyc76C), hereafter referred to as gyc76C (see Materials and Methods on mapping of gyc76C ).

These studies do not adequately discriminate between circadian clock disruptions acting through maternal deficiencies or through direct effects on embryonic development.

Hypotheses include a local solvent action which facilitates absorption of other carcinogens, for example, a synergetic effect with tobacco smoking (Boffetta and Hashibe, 2006), and an indirect effect through associated deficiencies in nutrients, especially through changes in folate metabolism (Giovannucci et al, 1995).

Schools have an enormously hard time pushing through the deficiencies with which many children arrive.