Sentence examples for insufficiency on from inspiring English sources

This explains why climatic variation, differences in the regions' levels of development and variation in cultural and social characteristics lead to both nutritional characteristics being observed: dietary insufficiency on one hand and dietary excess along with poor eating habits on the other.

Making an IPA diagnosis in ICU-admitted patients with COPD is challenging, as obtaining a lung biopsy is rarely feasible in patients with respiratory insufficiency on one side and Aspergillus spp. from endotracheal aspirate cultures may reflect colonization rather than infection on the other side.

We see not a people content in the prosperity that could be brought to all but one corroded by excess on the one hand and insufficiency on the other.

However, population of this study consisted of patients with renal insufficiency on dialysis treatment [1].

We examined the effect of preoperative renal insufficiency on postoperative outcomes after pancreatic resection.

The effect of preoperative renal insufficiency on outcomes after major hepatectomy is unknown.

However, there is still insufficiency of on-site medical rescue, especially a lack of "portability" of critical care service (i.e., patient transport and bringing care to the patient).

Our group studied the effect of noggin (Nog) haplo-insufficiency on joint destruction in two different models of arthritis, collagen-induced arthritis and methylated bovine serum albumin (mBSA) induced arthritis [ 18].

The impact of PDK1 haplo-insufficiency on thymocyte development has been described and of relevance to the present work is the fact that a single WT PDK1 allele restores DN4 cell size and cell cycle progression and allows thymocyte differentiation from DNs to DPs (Kelly et al, 2006).

Largely due to the high inflammatory activity, but ostensibly also due to the effects of dietary insufficiencies on ACMSD activity, quinolinic acid levels were above the saturation level for QPRT activity and, for several patients, within the range associated with the development of HIV/AIDS-associated neurocognitive dysfunction.

We report a newborn boy presenting with left ventricular hypertrophy on foetal ultrasound at 32-weeks gestation who rapidly deteriorated after delivery due to cardiopulmonary insufficiency, dying on day one of life.