Sentence examples similar to underscore a deficiency from inspiring English sources

These findings underscore our findings that a deficiency in a given COG subunit substantially affects Golgi integrity.

"It also serves to underscore the deficiencies of Ofheo as a regulator, in that Ofheo never detected the breakdown in the accounting and audit function at Freddie Mac.

Dynamic assessment underscores a documentation of students' potential for learning.

This underscores a need for further studies.

Many TV commentators grin to each other with bemused winks and looks of amazement at the crowd reaction she has achieved from mostly pure GOP believers, while failing to underscore her deficiencies with what might have been an appropriate analogy: Gertrude Stein's famous description of Oakland, "There is no there there".

The raising prevalence and accumulating costs of cardiovascular disease in diabetic patients underscore the deficiencies of tertiary prevention and call for a shift in medical treatment.

A war intended to showcase American power has ended up underscoring "the deficiencies of U.S. intelligence, the incompetence of American administration and the limitations on the American military".

It could be educational, underscoring the deficiencies and unfairness of the code and the tough trade-offs required to make it better.

The importance of zinc in the metabolism of GSH underscores the finding that, as zinc deficiency is accompanied by oxidant increase, many studies reveal a deficiency of GSH under such conditions (Hernandez, et al., [2012]).

A hallmark of vitamin A deficiency in humans is a markedly increased susceptibility to infection (Sommer 2008, Underwood, 2004), underscoring the broad impact of retinol on immunity.

In an op-ed, privacy commissioner Daniel Therrien also wrote that the Cambridge Analytica scandal underscored deficiencies in the country's privacy laws.