Sentence examples for deficiency experienced from inspiring English sources

Functional deficiency experienced by the elderly, as routinely encountered by physicians, is in fact expected to take up a significant proportion of their medical practice.

Two patients with heterozygous variants (IVS14+1G > A and 2846A > T) plus the phenotype of major enzyme deficiency experienced grade 4 neutropenia and diarrhea.

That circadian period responded in such a quantitative fashion to available Fe supply strengthens the notion that plants actively measure cellular Fe, in support of earlier observations of the graded responses to Fe deficiency experienced by Chlamydomonas (Moseley et al, 2002).

One adult participant with a history of childhood asthma, food allergy and G6PD deficiency, experienced a first rash lasting 8 d (grade-1 intensity) on the right side of neck one day after the first CYD-TDV vaccination, and was considered to be unrelated to vaccination.

And with it they are subject to all the well-recorded deficiencies experienced by troops at that time bad, insufficient equipment, and so on along with the arbitrary injustices of war.It has been fashionable for some time to make war films that show the emotional disconnection that men at the front must surely face to fight bitter battles.

This is also why Parkinson's patients, who suffer from dopamine deficiency, experience involuntary movements, Tagliazucchi adds.

Newborns born with a proven homozygous type I deficiency experience severe thrombosis and purpura fulminans shortly after birth.

This finding raises the possibility that progressive vitamin D deficiency as experienced by children post-burn may explain the persistence of their trabecular bone deficit, although why vitamin D deficiency would uniquely affect trabecular bone is not at all clear.

In the context of malaria treatment, people with G6PD deficiency may experience serious hemolytic episodes if treated with 8-aminoquinolines, such as primaquine; thus, testing for G6PD deficiency before drug administration is essential for patient safety.

Although deficient DPD activity is rare (approximately 3-53-5% patients), patients with this deficiency may experience severe and life-threatening adverse events following treatment with 5-FU or oral fluoropyrimidines such as capecitabine [ 16- 18] (Diasio and Johnson, 1999; Van Kuilenburg et al, 2003; Saif and Diasio, 2006).

Currently, the diagnostic approach to monogenetic disorders such as PDH deficiency is experiencing pivotal changes.