Sentence examples for deficiency low from inspiring English sources

Wasting defined as BMI<18.5 was associated with vitamin A deficiency, low plasma carotenoids and selenium deficiency.

In these same patients, dietary deficiency, low intestinal absorption, and gastrointestinal bleeding may result in absolute iron-deficiency anemia.

In addition to the structural deficiency (low bone mass), mechanical quality of the bone material in OI is reduced.

In subjects with genetic leptin deficiency, low concentration of serum leptin contributes to increased susceptibility to infections [ 2].

When separating severity levels of wasting; mild wasting did not show association with deficiencies, moderate wasting was associated with vitamin A deficiency and severe wasting was significantly associated with vitamin A deficiency, low plasma carotenoids and selenium deficiency.

Luo et al. also showed that within T2DM subjects, regardless of a common finding of vitamin D deficiency, low vitamin D is associated neither with increased prevalence of the metabolic syndrome, nor is there any association with glycemic control [ 17].

Amir Dossal, chair, Global Partnerships Forum, New York, USA @AmirDossal Let partnerships start: Partnerships existed in western societies, South Korea and other high growth countries when governance was not so good, and when there were democratic deficiencies, low transparency situations and so on.

Second, since the majority of anemia cases were attributed to iron-deficiency, low cost treatment with oral iron supplementation was readily available.

This is more often due to the lack of a consistent definition, few robust and transparent methods for general degradation monitoring, data deficiencies, low technical capacity and limited funding [15, 27, 28].

GCA seems to occur together with ESCC in China and bears many similarities in terms of concurrent geographic distribution and environmental risk factors including nutritional deficiencies, low intake of vegetables and fruit, and low socioeconomic status [ 14].

Tackling micronutrient deficiency UNICEF supports the tackling of micro-nutrient deficiencies, low birth weight and chronic malnutrition through increased routine vitamin A supplementation, iron and folic acid supplementation, promotion of iodised salt, and the marketing of fortified foods such as flour and sugar.