Sentence examples for excess or deficiency from inspiring English sources
Illnesses relating to their excess or deficiency were also beginning to be understood at that time.
Noninfectious plant diseases are caused by unfavourable growing conditions, including extremes of temperature, disadvantageous relationships between moisture and oxygen, toxic substances in the soil or atmosphere, and an excess or deficiency of an essential mineral.
They adopted a method based on the physiological concept of the four humours, or bodily fluids (blood, phlegm, choler, melancholy), and the belief that an equal proportion of these constituted health, while an excess or deficiency of any one of them brought disease.
Iron (Fe) and copper (Cu) are essential to neuronal function; excess or deficiency of either is known to underlie the pathoetiology of several commonly known neurodegenerative disorders.
Achieving synchronies between N supply and coffee trees demand without excess or deficiency requires further investigation of options to improve the low nitrogen recovery.
Characterizing the U-shaped exposure response relationship for manganese (Mn) is necessary for estimating the risk of adverse health from Mn toxicity due to excess or deficiency.
Excess exposure or deficiency of manganese can cause harmful effects in children [ 24].
Large nutrient excesses or deficiencies also may cause pigs to reduce their feed intake to prevent toxicity or nutrient disturbances.
The concept of "dosing weight" was made distinct from "actual weight" to account for excesses or deficiencies in weight due to fluid imbalances, infections, or feeding issues.
It has also been noted [ 26] that sorghum chromosomes have cytologically distinguishable knobs, which may account for some marker excesses or deficiencies.
Fourth, the use of MS/MS profiles enhances clinical interpretation of results by revealing anomalies in associated compounds or in compounds that provide internal standards against which excesses or deficiencies can be better interpreted.
