Sentence examples for less nourished from inspiring English sources

A southerner born during an oil-price boom is likely to be relatively shorter than a northerner, which indicates that they are less nourished.

It was a startling result, and highlights what wellness so often overlooks: that when we separate pleasure from nutrition in our diets, we end up less nourished – physically and emotionally – than ever.

Booming proliferation of tumor cells and severe destruction of lung tissues were observed in the H.E. staining for control mice, whereas in the mice treated with BMSCs expressing sFlt-1, cancerous cells were less nourished and lung tissues were relatively normal.

The patients with LD were less nourished (33% versus 21%; p < 0.01) and were treated mostly with TPN (30% versus 18%; p < 0.001) for more days (13 days, IQ range 8 to 25, versus 8 days, IQ range 4 to 16 days; p < 0.001).

In a Guardian interview, Vincent said: "There's enough anecdotal evidence to say that some children come back to school less well nourished and generally in less good shape [than when they left], and they go backwards academically".

StarCom, part of America's Leo Burnett, and MediaVest, part of MacManus, a conglomerate that is merging with Leo Burnett, are together chasing the $85m liquor account at Diageo, which is the world's biggest drinks group.At the same time, the media specialists are looking less under nourished and under-resourced.

Each child was classified as being under-nourished (if z-score is less than −2) or well-nourished (if z-score is at least −2) [ 24].

Women and men affected by stunting earn 20-30 per cent less than those well-nourished in early childhood.

It costs less to treat well-nourished immunized children since these children are less likely to experience a severe episode requiring hospitalization.

Well-nourished individuals were less likely to be infected (90%) than poorly nourished individuals (97%; = 9.6, P = 0.002).

There are economic gains because better nourished children are less likely to be sick and adults who were better nourished as children are less likely to suffer from chronic diseases.