Sentence examples for deficiency to improve from inspiring English sources
"Three steps to unbreakable bones" is recommended by the International Osteoporosis Foundation, 2 which describes a combination of staying active, eating a diet rich in calcium, and avoiding vitamin D deficiency to improve bone and muscle health and reduce the risk of osteoporosis.
Understanding of the molecular components of Fe uptake and translocation and their regulation has paved the way to develop crops that are tolerant to Fe deficiency, both to improve food and biomass production, as well as to develop Fe-rich crops for improved human nutrition (reviewed in Kobayashi and Nishizawa [2012]; Bashir et al. [2013]; Masuda et al. [2013]).
UNICEF and the Catholic Church are also working together to reduce anaemia in pregnant women caused by iron deficiency, and to improve the quality of the nutritional services provided by the Catholic Church health centers and the quality of child care within the family.
Assessment of quality indicators allows clinicians to evaluate clinical assistance with a standard, to detect deficiencies and to improve medical assistance.
The introduction of A-site deficiency has shown to improve the chemical stability of the as-prepared materials under reducing conditions.
The IDSA/SHEA/PIDS consensus statement [ 7] recommends "address[ing] deficiencies in education" to improve antimicrobial practice.
Recognition of these two somewhat different effects (i.e., increase growth rates and advance growth stages) on corn growth could help to define N deficiency more precisely and to improve the accuracy of diagnosing N status in production agriculture.
Interestingly, FXR deficiency has been reported to improve glucose homeostasis in obese mice [ 82].
Bias primarily relate to the wear time and a deficiency in described strategies to improve participant compliance with wear time.
44 Like the motor symptoms, cognitive abnormalities that are presumed to relate to DS dopamine deficiency have been shown to improve with dopaminergic medication.
IFN-γ deficiency has been reported to improve glucose homeostasis in diet-induced obesity (Rocha et al., 2008; Wong et al., 2011; O'Rourke et al., 2012).
