Sentence examples for mild deficiency from inspiring English sources

Participant's vitamin D status will be defined by their blood 25OHD3 level, as: severely deficient <12.5 nmol/L; moderately deficient 12.5 25 nmol/L; mild deficiency 26 49 nmol/L; sufficient ≥50 nmol/L; and elevated >220 nmol/L.

75 subjects (74%) had vitamin D levels <50 nM and thus had at least mild deficiency, while 19 (19%) were severely deficient with levels <25 nM.

Furthermore, he maintains that the small amount of B12 in most supplements will not correct a mild deficiency.

Even a mild deficiency can impair immune function, thereby reducing resistance to disease.

As compared with young adults, older people have mild deficiency of growth hormone and IGF-1.

Grade IV: Riders with impaired range of motion or muscle strength, deficiency on one limb or mild deficiency on two limbs.

Range sheep grazing selectively on native plants frequently develop mild deficiencies of protein, energy, phosphorus, and vitamin A, especially when plants are mature or dormant or are eaten by ewes in the later stages of pregnancy or lactation.

This technique uses widely accessible and consumed foods as conduit for the delivery of one or more micronutrients (Kennedy et al. [2003]), and is mainly used for mild deficiencies or for prevention.

Furthermore, mild deficiencies might remain undetected as result of elevated levels of other coagulation deficiencies, including FVIII.

Finally, normal PT and APTT results do not exclude mild deficiencies of coagulation factors, including FVIII and FIX.

Severe deficiencies of iodine can result in mental retardation, while even mild deficiencies can restrict children's mental capacity and negatively affect their performance in school.