Sentence examples for deficiency recommendation from inspiring English sources

For those patients 'at increased risk of vitamin D deficiency', recommendation 4 was more commonly selected than for the general population in winter (24% vs 13%), otherwise the winter advice provided was not markedly different.

Prevention and management of AKI in this setting will, therefore, go a long way to addressing the deficiencies and recommendations outlined in the NCEPOD report.

Thus, in the case of non-essential nutrients, there may be diet related, but not single nutrient related, "deficiency" disorders, and recommendations on how to prevent these "deficiency" disorders may be warranted.

In considering the global prevalence of zinc deficiency and current recommendations for zinc supplementation, the workshop identified 6 issues as being important for advancing both product development and delivery of a primary prevention supplementation strategy on a global scale.

Standardized clinical trials evaluating anaplerotic therapy are lacking [ 21], but out of different treatment strategies in 48 patients with TMEM70 deficiency some general recommendations have been deduced by Magner et al. consisting basically of moderate glucose supplementation, high dose lipid infusions, and acidosis correction via bicarbonate infusions [ 18].

Based on Endocrine Society's recommendation, Vitamin D deficiency should be defined as 25(OH D of < 20 ng/mL while Vitamin D insufficiency is now recognized as 25(OH D of 21 29 ng/mL [ 2].

Another study performed WES for a 15-month old boy, which revealed an X-linked inhibitor of apoptosis deficiency and led to recommendation for an allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplant [ 53].

We also found that the benchmark framework allows reviewers to identify areas of excellence and deficiency and then prescribe recommendations to address problems.

In the light of widespread occurrence of vitamin D deficiency, regulatory agencies make recommendations for significant dietary supplementation of vitamin D. However, uncertainty still exists regarding the optimum level of vitamin D in pregnant women relative to both maternal and fetal adverse health outcomes.

Recommendation 4: We recommend that nutritional deficiencies be treated (Grade 1C).

"We will continue to work with identified countries to address information sharing deficiencies that resulted in their recommendation for travel restrictions," Carstens told me in an email.