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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a deficiencies" is not correct in written English.
The correct form would be "deficiency" or "deficiencies" without the article "a" preceding it.
Example: "The report highlighted several deficiencies in the current system."
Alternatives: "a lack" or "shortcomings".
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This is a rice which has been genetically modified to carry beta-carotene, which contains vitamin A, deficiencies of which contribute to the premature deaths of millions of children each year.
The only people in need of supplements would be those with vitamin A deficiencies, which are uncommon.
Worldwide, about two hundred million children suffer from Vitamin A deficiencies, and about a million children succumb to diseases partly caused by a lack of adequate defenses.
Hidden hunger can result in vitamin A deficiencies, anaemia and a lack of iodine in children who eat from less than four food groups, the index showed.
It can also be caused by vitamin B12 and A deficiencies, parasitic infections, such as malaria, and other infectious diseases.
The aetiology is unknown, although genetic factors, viral infections, folate and vitamin A deficiencies have been proposed as possible causes [37].
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Worldwide, an estimated 670,000 children die annually from Vitamin A deficiency.
Nor is it designed to fight long-term malnutrition that is due to various kinds of chronic micronutrient deficiencies, such as iron, zinc and vitamin-A deficiencies.
More than a hundred and ninety million children under the age of five suffer from vitamin-A deficiency.
Vitamin-A deficiency affects around a quarter of children.
"It is a deficiency.
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