Sentence examples for foster deficiencies from inspiring English sources
The goal of the study among schoolchildren was to assess nutritional status, as well as perceptions and dietary (and health) patterns that could foster deficiencies as well as the diseases of excess.
Mr Dudley, in effect, says both bear the blame:[T]he combination of rapid gains in production capacity and relatively repressed consumption in the EME world helped foster a global deficiency of demand relative to supply.
It has further deficiencies.
Transition programs for adolescents with PAH deficiency should foster independence.
These properties also explain why TNF deficiency may foster systemic autoimmunity under some circumstances, as seen in the NZB/W mice, but why lupus autoantibodies also occur in mice with increased TNF [ 80].
Consistent with metal deficiency fostering amyloid accumulation, we have previously found that amyloid clearance induced by clioquinol is associated with an elevation of cortical zinc and copper in the brains of Tg2576 mice [55].
Looking more critically at mission specific outcomes can foster a discussion on how to optimize quality, address deficiencies, and solution-share in order to improve the quality of care offered to patients in developing areas worldwide.
A study by Schwartz and Hornych (2008) in Germany examined whether industrial sector specialization incubation would foster internal networking among incubator tenants, but the authors uncovered deficiencies in this regard.
In TC clerkships, students would learn that unduly pathologizing the migrant's experience [ 118] exaggerates deficiencies, risks fostering dependency, [ 191] and "removes the matter from the political and social context that produced... [the] anguish and loss" [ 139].
