Sentence examples for deficiency to go from inspiring English sources

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).

$6$$)The federal government has exempted many nursing homes from selected safety standards, thus allowing deficiencies to go uncorrected for many years.

"Significant deficiencies and restatements are expensive and experiences you do not want to go through," he says.

If the findings of existing clinical trials hold up in future research, the potential consequences of this deficiency are likely to go far beyond inadequate bone development and excessive bone loss that can result in falls and fractures.

Increase employees' skills and productive abilities to the extent that skill deficiencies are causing job vacancies to go unfilled.

Vitamin A deficiency causes hundreds of thousands of children to go blind annually, and lack of zinc makes people more susceptible to infectious diseases.

Vitamin A deficiency causes about half a million children to go blind every year and makes many more vulnerable to diseases that cause diarrhea.

Accordingly, loss of both cone-shaped and tube-like HEZs was found to go along with Tpr deficiency.

The association of vitamin D and survival may be confounded if women given a prescription might be manifesting symptoms that are indicative of cancer and are predictive of prognosis or survival, but have been mistaken for (e.g. bone pain) or cause (e.g. anorexia affecting nutrient intake or frailty impeding ability to go outdoors) vitamin D deficiency.

"The deficiency is that it's either inconvenient, or impossible, to go between these bus systems.

A magnesium deficiency can magnify stress and anxiety making it harder to go to sleep and stay asleep.