Sentence examples for time deficiencies from inspiring English sources

These monetary and time deficiencies have been recognized by academic funding sources, such as NSF (e.g., Long Term Ecological Research, Biocomplexity, Global Ocean Flux, Biotechnology, and other centers) and U.S. EPA (EaGLe).

Some researchers have even gone so far as to call stress "a disease of time deficiency".

Inspired by the above analysis, big location data were used to help prevent third-party damage in this study and to solve the problems in the current third-party damage identification such as real-time deficiencies and small monitoring scope.

In its own time the deficiencies of graffiti-style studio painting became evident, and by the mid-1980's the fad was over.

About £400m of Atos's contracts with the government were won last month, by which time the deficiencies of their work capability assessment had been widely flagged.

In summary, we demonstrated that the IHP injection of A β(25 35) induced a significant reduction in antioxidant power and learning deficits in passive avoidance and Morris water maze tasks and borage administration significantly attenuated traveled distance and escape latency reduction following injection of A β(25 35) and improved A β-induced time spent deficiencies.

Time perception deficiency has been implicated in schizophrenia; however the exact nature of this remains unclear.

But over time, such deficiency may cause anemia, nerve damage, and even problems with memory and reasoning.

Skeletal lesions in infants and adults indicative of scurvy suggest that initial colonisation phases in the Pacific islands involved precarious times involving deficiencies of key nutrients.

Together, we show for the first time, that deficiency of P2X7R prevents in vivo oxidative stress-induced accumulation of MPs and AMD-like defects.

Senior draws on the work of Steven Mintz, a historian on childhood, who explains that before the 19th century childhood was considered "a time of deficiency and incompleteness," wherein new babies went by "it" and children, if they made it past infancy, received no special protection either at home -- no safety gates or bumpers there -- or at the mill or on the farm, where they toiled.