Sentence examples for insufficiency i from inspiring English sources

If I think of Shakespeare's songs, I cannot identify this vulnerability, this insufficiency I have been talking about.

Furthermore, eligible patients with clinical suspicion of hypothalamic impairment and patients with pituitary insufficiency, i.e., at least one impaired anterior pituitary hormonal axis, were recruited from the outpatient clinic of the Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism of the Academic Medical Centre and the Department of Endocrinology of the VU Medical Centre.

Thanks to my father who peeled back the layers of my embarrassment and my reluctance to reveal my insufficiency, I was able to confront the lead bully and put a period to the sentence of my adolescent torture.

This is in contrast to findings in alternative models of renal insufficiency, i.e. the renal artery ligation model where bp is markedly increased [29].

Up to the age of 10 years, WLL were done more or less to ameliorate partial respiratory insufficiency, i.e. to decrease the need for additional oxygen.

Vitamin D insufficiency, i.e. levels between 15-30 ng/mL was not associated with CA-CDI, with OR of 1.22 (95% CI 0.54 – 2.78, p = 1.0).

Vascular insufficiency manifested i.e. by osteonecrosis has not been cited in the literature as a postoperative occurrence after femoral osteotomies (Vena et al. 2013) nor as a complication after corticopertiosteal vascularized grafting from the medial femoral metaphysis (Doi et al. 2000; Del Pinãl et al. 2007; Sakai et al. 1991).

On the contrary, patients without diabetes and renal insufficiency (Group I) had less severe adverse clinical outcomes following AMI than diabetic patients without renal insufficiency (Group II).

The maximum value of Pd in this group of dogs was 20.8 ms and was lower than average Pd values in the group of dogs with mitral insufficiency (group I) and dogs with supra-ventricular conduction disorders (group III).

In patients with no renal insufficiency (Groups I and II), those with diabetes had significantly more 12-month composite MACE than those without diabetes (12.5% versus 15.7%, respectively; p = 0.001).

Although more than half the variants described are single amino acid substitutions that may lead to the translation of mutated protein with altered function, there is reasonable expectation that the functional effects of heterozygous mutation are primarily due to haplo-insufficiency (Table I).