Sentence examples for deficiency linked from inspiring English sources

Dr Hypponen said past evidence showed a proactive approach to supplements coincided with a much lower incidence of deficiency linked diseases such as infantile hypocalcaemia [also known as William's syndrome, which affects development], and rickets [which weakens bones].

It offers considerable potential to address questions of micronutrient deficiency, linked to community development.

It is plausible that cytokines involved in regulating T cell homeostasis are involved in the immune deficiency linked with sepsis.

The low rate of pregnancy observed in January 2000 was presumably an indirect effect of Cu deficiency, linked to the low body weights of hinds.

Homozygosity mapping and whole-exome sequencing were performed in a consanguineous pedigree with isolated COX deficiency linked to a Leigh syndrome neurological phenotype.

Yeast has also helped to resolve the most common cause of LS, which is associated with a CIV deficiency linked to a region of chromosome 9q.

Interestingly, the immune response to CII was enhanced by the Ncf1 deficiency linking the Ncf1 pathway to the adaptive immune response.

The specific recommendations to address policy deficiencies linked to rangeland policies and trends of Uganda are described henceforth.

He and others in his affiliate network are then profiting off of the sales of supplements that allegedly circumvent enzymatic deficiencies linked to SNPs.

Conversely, having a stronger, more stress-resistant genetic background may limit maternal influence and, thereby, may 'protect' an organism from possible deficiencies linked to maternal care [15].

Since DGAT1 deficiency is linked with phenotypic components that are generally associated with reduced atherosclerosis susceptibility we hypothesized that DGAT1 deficiency attenuates atherosclerotic plaque formation in ApoE −/− mice.