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(91) Albino seedling is the typical chlorophyll - deficient mutation in plants.
(92) In this study, after obtaining lots of chlorophyll deficient mutants, a gene relation to photorespiration was cloned and the functions were studied.
(93) The cultural insularity of music today is not simply the consequence of deficient pedagogy or propagation.
(94) The coupling system consists of critical coupling, excess coupling and deficient coupling.
(95) In contrast, lab animals that live unusually long with extra antioxidants may be deficient in those chemicals to begin with.
(96) The results showed that the Ca content in mesocarp parenchyma cells of calcium deficient peanuts was absent, "filling matter" was little and breakable.
(97) In aprotic acids, it is some other electron - deficient element.
(98) As with other chelating agents, the patients' mineral status should be determined before administering DMPS and repletion of deficient minerals accomplished.
(99) Some people, however, may be deficient in carnitine because their bodies cannot make enough carnitine or transport it into tissues so it can be used.
(100) Deficient of vitamin A for a long time may induce an avitaminosis A, and suffer diseases such as nyctalopia and xeroma.
(101) The energy is the important foundation of the national economy and the main power origin of the modernized production. But Jiangsu is an energy resources extremely deficient province.
(102) Moreover, it becomes possible to select a respiratory organ such as the lung as a tissue that is capable of producing and supplying a protein deficient in a hereditary disease.
(103) But, because of peculiar demand of some industrial products to metal package barrel , the tubbing technology, existence still is burning being deficient in the sum technology difficult problem.
(104) The terse syntax is attractive to professional programmer, and the compilers generate very deficient object code.
(105) The first level is to design the optimal irrigation schedule of a single crop under deficient irrigation by stochastic dynamic programming(SDP) model in which rainfall is stochastic variable.
(106) Rich and moist soils such as well–drained alluvial soils, do not support sandalwood well; the heartwood in such trees will be deficient in oil.
(107) Problem of deficient shoemaking industry person with ability, perplexing industry leaders for long.
(108) Framework established in the course of reform and opening up, there are congenitally deficient system design, the system is one of the auction sales.
(109) The partial soil trace element assumes the trend of escalation deficient.
(110) The first mushroom body structural mutants were proved to be deficient in learning and memory, thus providing some solid evidence for mushroom body functioning in these processes.
(111) The common cause that is washed out in the second-round exam includes, quality respect has major to be deficient in apparently, typical high component is feebleminded.
(112) Results 34 cases (56%) with symptoms and physical signs of idopathetic vitamin D deficient rachitis got favourable prognoses after the corresponding treatment.
(113) It is related to cup position, wear or deficient abductor mechanism.
(114) An "idiot savant" is an individual who is a genius in a particular skill, but strikingly deficient in all other skills.
(115) In a solid which is moderately low in available zinc, deep cuts may expose zinc - deficient subsoils.
(116) Conclusions USI and the development of society and the improvement of nutrition can increase children's intelligence significantly in iodine deficient areas.
(117) This is a God-given good share, metaphase of 10 yuan of .07 twists target price deficient.
(118) You are statistically more likely to be deficient in certain micronutrients, even if you eat a healthy diet.
(119) An incr eased leaf weight ratio (LWR) and inter-veinal chlorosis evidenced in boron deficient leaves may indicate excessive carbohydrate accumulation, leading to a decline in chlorophyll content.
(120) Coffee bushes deficient in potash defoliate easily after a heavy crop or during a dry spell. Prolongedm, severe potassium deficiency results in die-back of branches or the death of the entire tree.
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