Sentence examples for deficiencies in which from inspiring English sources

There is a compound effect of micronutrient deficiencies in which an increasing number of deficient nutrients is associated with an increased incidence of frailty (hazard ratio 1·12, 95 % CI 1·03, 1·22, P= 0·01).

On Sept. 21, the state issued a statement of deficiencies in which it found several instances of substandard care at the hospital.

A deficiency of the pituitary secretion growth hormone may exist without other deficiencies, in which case it causes merely extreme shortness, the child being otherwise well.

81 Furthermore, in some cases, taxing many food groups could possibly lead to nutrient deficiencies, in which case economic policies may have harmful nutritional and health effects.

In some cases, GH deficiency is the result of GHRH deficiency, in which case GH secretion may be stimulated by infusion of GHRH.

No effective therapy exists for CDG, except for the rare type Ib disease (phosphomannose isomerase deficiency), in which oral administration of mannose may reverse symptoms in some cases.

Then we attempt to find the worst scenario of deficiency, in which the limit load factor attains the minimum value.

However, little is known about cardiac diastolic function in young adults with childhood onset GH deficiency in which GH treatment was discontinued following puberty.

The non-local modeling approach is one solution to this deficiency in which the non-local effects, associated with the presence of highly localized plastic deformation fields, are integrated into the constitutive relations.

These results suggest that IDEF1 may function as a sensor of Fe deficiency, in which the signal detection may be determined by the relative concentrations of Fe vs. other metals.

Trauma, osteomyelitis, bone tumour resections and congenital deformities are the main causes of bone deficiency in which autologous graft is the preferred treatment, but usually the bone supplies are limited.