Sentence examples for typically deficient from inspiring English sources

However, even though soils may contain a substantial reserve of total phosphorus (Collavino et al. 2010), most natural soils are typically deficient in this element.

Notably, paddy fields in southeast China were typically deficient in AK due to their concentrations, all of which are almost less than 100 mg kg− 1.

Another aspect of this disordered self is a typically deficient sense of "mineness" of the field of awareness, as in "my thoughts are strange and have no respect for me".

Thermally evaporated films of WO3 are typically oxygen deficient, thereby possessing a large amount of gap states.

For example, if a compound is bioactivated by phase 1 or 2 enzymes in vivo to a reactive metabolite before causing hepatotoxicity, then most HTS systems, which typically are deficient in these metabolic capabilities, will not be suitable for identifying these types of toxic events.

Simon Barobserves observes that some people with autism and Asperger's syndrome, though typically empathy-deficient, are highly moral, owing to a strong desire to follow rules and insure that they are applied fairly.

PM was hydrolyzed by organophosphorus hydrolase (OPH) to form p-nitrophenol. P-nitrophenol is a typically electron-deficient compound due to the strong electron-withdrawing effect of the nitro groups.

Numerous viral vectors have been tested, typically replication-deficient adenoviruses and retrovirus.

Both observations about the prevalence and spectrum of mucA mutations are in agreement with our previous results [21], with this being the spectrum typically observed in MRS deficient strains [26], [27].

Typically disordered regions are deficient in Trp, Cys, Phe, Ile, Tyr, Val, Leu, and Asn.

These findings suggest that the dry eye present in this patient is typically of the aqueous deficient type.