Sentence examples for type of deficiency from inspiring English sources
The majority had a chronic illness of organic origin or some type of deficiency (i.e., physical disability, sensory impairment, intellectual disability, or ASD).
One sample disclosed an indeterminate band in the gel, which did not permit a valid interpretation of the type of deficiency.
We chose to model this particular type of deficiency because we expected that replication deficits would directly affect the growth and packaging of the mutants.
Never the less, it has been reported that mice with deficiencies in either image-forming or non-image-forming vision will fail the DC test [ 28], revealing at least one type of deficiency, and thus we considered the DC test to be adequate as a validation assessment for SLAG data.
For both types of deficiency (GABA and glutamate uptake), we first describe the biologic context and mechanisms and their outcomes, then we provide a mathematical analysis of the underlying dynamical mechanisms to explain the effects that can be expected in a biological system.
Proportionate congenital growth failure due to GH deficiency is a predominant type of isolated deficiency.
6-Pyruvoyl-tetrahydropterin synthase (PTPS) deficiency is the most important type of BH4 deficiency related to hyperphenylalaninemia.
It cited "riots, escapes and shootings" of prisoners over many months, adding that "the same types of deficiencies" were found repeatedly but "little to nothing was done".
Written guidelines that classify and define the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) are available, outlining potential types of deficiencies and subsequent actions to be taken by the Inspectorate.
Patients are more likely to have a severe form of the illness if they are older than 50 or have some type of immune deficiency or other chronic illness.
To detect this type of unobvious deficiency, this study compared the following: the efficiency score and optimal weight set of an input oriented CCR model (CCR-I); the model with a weight restriction assumption; an input-oriented ratio-based DEA model (DEA-R-I); and the model without it.
