Sentence examples for deficiency lowered from inspiring English sources

Mild iodide deficiency lowered T4 in the absence of an increase in TSH, suggesting that TSH may not be a sensitive index of thyroid hormone status in early life (Pedraza et al. 2006).

Introduction of vitamin D after in utero and early-life deficiency lowered disease severity in HDM-exposed neonatal mice by reducing eosinophilic inflammation, airway remodelling and serum IgE levels.

Vitamin A deficiency lowers the expression of RAR-ß, which conversely is induced in most cells by RA (DeLuca, 1991), but it is not known whether vitamin A overload affects the expression of any RARs or RXRs.

A magnesium deficiency lowers your body's ability to utilize calcium and phosphorus, two essential building blocks in bone growth.

B-deficiency lowered leaf expression level of miR158 (Table  2), as previously obtained on N-deficient Arabidopsis seedlings [ 27] and B-deficient citrus roots [ 8].

AT1R-deficiency lowered atherosclerotic plaque burden in non-diabetic ApoE−/−/AT1R−/−-mice compared to non-diabetic ApoE−/−-mice, indicating that AT1R-deficiency results in decreased atherogenesis not only in diabetic but also in non-diabetic conditions.

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In the stack, Ta2O5 layer works as a rectifier with high resistance and only slight oxygen deficiency, while HfO2-x layer plays the role of the RS layer with more oxygen deficiency, lower dielectric constant, and higher energy band gap.

This results in a cation deficiency (lower Ca/P ratio), which is reflected most obviously in the relatively lower amount of calcium incorporated into the HC and LC solids, but this phenomenon would also reduce Sr incorporation into those same solids [48].

SEC24A deficiency lowers plasma cholesterol through reduced PCSK9 secretion.

Also recent studies showed the strong association between vitamin D deficiency lower than 10 ng/mL and various pathologic conditions affecting QOL [ 23, 24].