Sentence examples for and wasting in a from inspiring English sources
Study objectives may be treatment and/or prevention of undernutrition (stunting and wasting) in a highly susceptible population.
In 1999, Bonne et al. identified LMNA mutations that cause the autosomal dominant form of Emery-Dreifuss muscular dystrophy (Bonne et al., 1999), which is characterized by a triad of muscle weakness and wasting in a humeroperoneal distribution, early tendon contractures and dilated cardiomyopathy.
The term "pole-caught" means that it was caught by hook and line--meaning other fish weren't accidentally caught (and wasted) in a fishing net.
The Mets wasted and wasted in an exasperating 5-3 loss, and now they want to believe they still have a chance to complete their stunning turnaround and play in October.
After a fortnight of fasting like a monk and wasting in the sauna like a jockey, you meet your opponent who weighs what you did two weeks ago.
After a fortnight of fasting like a monk and wasting in the sauna like a jockey, you meet your opponent who weighs the same weight you did two weeks ago.
26, 58 Previous studies suggest that PGC-1α has a protective role against protein catabolism and muscle wasting in a variety of contexts.
It is also unclear whether the signal originates from lipolysis in one tissue (such as adipose tissue) and promotes wasting in an endocrine manner or whether wasting requires autonomous lipolysis in all tissues that are affected by wasting.
70, 71 Without knowing how Batwa ethnicity and inadequate nutrient intake respectively contributed to individuals' MUACs, we lacked a basis for interpreting observed MUAC measurements in the context of international cutoff values and accordingly, identifying wasting in an absolute sense.
William Hogarth's Rake's Progress shows Tom Rakewell inheriting his wealth from his miser father, and wasting it in a splurge of excess.
A Kanban board does this by exposing bottlenecks, queues and waste in a process so that teams can deliver high quality, high value work.
