Sentence examples for deficiency toward from inspiring English sources

By consequence, CD is usually considered as an immune deficiency toward bacteria present in the gut lumen [7].

A change from prior testing primarily for clinically suspected deficiency toward the more recent widespread utilization of such testing in otherwise healthy individuals likely confounds the attempt to utilize our dataset for direct assay comparisons.

But with Cabrera on track to improve on his 2012 season, putting on a nightly hitting clinic while his team sits in first place, the focus has shifted away from his deficiencies and toward his ascension as the best pure hitter in the game.

Deregulation of these important genes due to folate deficiency may contribute toward the pathogenesis at cellular level.

Although genotype phenotype correlations are imperfect, genotype is clearly the best clinically available predictor of severity in PAH deficiency; siblings tend toward similar degrees of enzyme deficiency and dietary PHE tolerance.

In the present experiment we aimed to study, if milk synthesis is more sensitive toward deficiency in supply of amino acids in early (EL) versus late lactation (LL), and if energy yielding substrates in the form of acetate (but not glucose) can contribute to sustain milk (protein) synthesis, when amino acid supply is suboptimal.

The management of severe hypertriglyceridemia in a pregnant patient with LPL deficiency is directed toward preventing pancreatitis in the mother and delivery of a healthy infant.

However, in a milder variant of the MRL/lpr model, the lpr/lpr mouse, classic pathway deficiency does contribute toward renal pathology and more severe disease.

Because of fortification of the food supply with folic acid, concerns about folate status have shifted from the detection of folate deficiency in populations toward possible adverse effects of high folate intake.

Zhou Y, Yu X, Chen H, et al. Leptin deficiency shifts mast cells toward anti-inflammatory actions and protects mice from obesity and diabetes by polarizing M2 macrophages.

This corresponds to an analytical unfolding of the physical and chemical imbalance of the electronic charge stability of atomic systems, paralleling the deviation from the equal electron-to-proton occupancy in physical systems toward electron deficiency in the valence states of chemical systems.