Sentence examples for deficiencies because of from inspiring English sources
It has also been suggested that night shift workers may be more susceptible to vitamin D deficiencies because of reduced exposure to sunlight.
Puello Cruz et al. (2009) stated that, monospecific diets may cause nutritional deficiencies, because of the inadequate content of one or more essential nutrients.
This age group is critical in the lives of children, as during this period they grow intensively, and there is a high risk of development of iron-deficiency anaemia and other microelement deficiencies because of the high needs of the child's body.
A Low-Cost Weekend in the Sun Last winter, my first in Wisconsin, I suffered from a severe Vitamin D deficiency because of lack of sun.
Moss may also just be feeling a Vitamin D deficiency because of lack of limelight: Terrell Owens and Chad Ochocinco are in town and facing the Patriots' inexperienced secondary, which could cause a total loony eclipse.
In this case, complete replacement probably causes nutritional deficiency because of an imbalance of nutrients.
Patients with SLE are at a clear risk of developing 25(OH D deficiency because of photosensitivity and the frequently use of photoprotection [28].
Unlike barley, rice is highly susceptible to iron deficiency because of a low capacity to secrete mugineic acid family phytosiderophores (MAs), which are iron chelators secreted by graminaceous plants.
Slings for SUI appear to sustain continence over time but have been reserved for the more complex cases of intrinsic sphincteric deficiency because of the perception by many surgeons of increased technical difficulty and complication rates.
Phosphorus (P) is easily fixed in soils, forming unavailable forms, such as insoluble P and organic P. Plants frequently face P deficiency because of its low mobility in soil.
In addition, newborns have an increased risk of cellular injury related to carnitine deficiency because of the immaturity of the carnitine biosynthetic pathways [23], [24].
