Sentence examples for cause a deficiency from inspiring English sources

While sunscreen does hamper vitamin D production, these studies say, it is not enough to cause a deficiency.

High levels of zinc can cause a deficiency of copper in the body, which can lead to anemia.

Happily, vitamin D researchers say you can wear sunscreen and still get your dose of D: one study showed that although sunscreen reduced vitamin D production, it wasn't enough to cause a deficiency.

There are no symptoms of deficient demand, like deflation, and no signs of anything like a huge liquidity shortage that could cause a deficiency.

Lack of exposure to solar radiation can cause a deficiency of vitamin D, which leads to a debilitating decalcification of the bones called rickets.

Conclusions: Prematurity and caesarean section may cause a deficiency of antioxidant defense in human newborn.

But drinking tea is said to block the body's absorption of dietary iron, potentially causing a deficiency.

For instance, people with Addison's disease, a rare disorder that causes a deficiency of stress hormones, experience dramatically heightened sensitivity to sweet and salt tastes.

The other gene codes for a protein called progranulin and causes a deficiency of it, which appears linked to the buildup of TDP-43.

The metabolome analysis of S. cerevisiae showed that active SAM production causes a deficiency of ATP and an accumulation of the degradation products (AMP, adenine, and adenosine).

Hereditary myopathy, a rare inherited disorder that causes a deficiency in type II muscle fibre.