Sentence examples for deficiency becoming from inspiring English sources

There is no clear mechanism for this however as G6PDA- nucleated cells have similar enzyme activity to WT cells – the deficiency becoming apparent in red blood cells, which do not synthesize new protein.

Interaction of the LoE type can also be strong, where sites differ strongly in P deficiency (Fielding and Brown 1961; Burdon 1971, 1976) or in foliage disease hazard (although P deficiency is becoming irrelevant because of how easily it can now be corrected).

As a Mets season-ticket holder who attends more than 70 games a year, a glaring deficiency is becoming apparent.

Cardiometabolic disorders and vitamin D deficiency are becoming increasingly more prevalent across multiple populations.

While PDE-5 inhibitors are the mainstay of treatment of men with ED, treatment of testosterone deficiency is becoming part and parcel of a new approach to both ED and the metabolic syndrome.

The CDC concluded that vitamin D deficiency is becoming more prevalent in the US because of obesity, decrease in the consumption of vitamin D fortified milk and increased sun protection.

But today globally, the more severe manifestations of IDD have disappeared from most part of the world and for most countries the clinical manifestations of iodine deficiency are becoming rare.

Sulfur deficiencies are becoming increasingly prevalent due to higher crop yields, decreasing aerial deposition of S and decreasing mineralization of S from soil organic matter.

It is a deficiency that is becoming increasingly apparent as the grim statistics climb.

However, for a host of reasons, including iodine-blocking chemicals in our environment, the poor quality (i.e. iodine-free) salt used in processed foods, and a general trend of salt-ophobia among health conscious folks, mild iodine deficiency is once again becoming increasinglycommon.

Hemispheric asymmetry with right sided dominance found in psychosis has been attributed to left side deficiency with the right side becoming dominant because of a lack of interhemispheric suppression [ 31].