Sentence examples for deficiency go from inspiring English sources

Summarizing the general behavior of transcripts with increased abundance under Fe deficiency, GO categories related to the transport of Fe, Cu, oligopeptides and amino acids were strongly over-represented.

In general, it is possible to note that aa concentration decreased in Fe-deficient roots, while it increased in leaves, as the Fe deficiency goes forward, with the sole exception of the Arg.

First, vitamin D deficiency goes hand in hand with autoimmune problems.

Neglect in nutrition instruction and deficiencies go back to the 1950s, if not further [ 3].

In worst-case scenarios, these deficiencies go unnoticed and remain unaddressed.

As a result, contractor deficiencies went uncorrected and corrective actions were delayed".

The fairly robust upregulation of YS1 gene expression under Fe-deficiency goes along with an upregulation of ST-type sulfate transporters, most likely due to an enhanced sulphur demand for synthesis of the nicotianamine precursor SAM [ 20].

Moreover, more than 2 000 million people, mostly women and children, are deficient in one or more micronutrients: babies continue to be born mentally retarded as a result of iodine deficiency; children go blind and die of vitamin A deficiency; and enormous numbers of women and children are adversely affected by iron deficiency.

Swayback and other distinct clinical symptoms of copper deficiency are uncommon in sheep in Norway [ 14], but less obvious signs of production loss or subclinical deficiency may go unrecognised.

Doctors don't routinely test for vitamin B12 levels, so vitamin B12 deficiency can go unnoticed.

This week we've been picking a random 'word of the day' from the dictionary, and over breakfast I learned deficiente mentais (mental deficiency) to go with poupança (thrift) and marmanjo (brute/oaf).