Sentence examples for more severe deficiency from inspiring English sources
Clues to look out for: Loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, fatigue (mild), weakness, numbness, tingling, muscle contractions, cramps and abnormal heart rhythms (more severe deficiency).
Iodine deficiency manifested as goiters is relatively common in the region of Liang Bua cave today, he says, although cretinism, which is due to a more severe deficiency in pregnant women, is not.
There were neither statistically significant differences comparing vitamin D serum levels between males and females in each category of headache (p = 0.36), nor more severe deficiency of vitamin D in overweight children with BMI>90°C (p = 0.47), and serum concentration was not lower in adolescents and pre-adolescent than children under 10 years.
In contrast, most Zap1 target genes only responded to more severe deficiency conditions (LZM + 10 or 3 μM ZnCl2).
This was consistent with the more severe deficiency of complex I activity in this mutant (Supplementary information, Figure S4).
An early age at onset has been associated with a range of more severe deficiencies in areas such as cognition, clinical and behavioral presentation, social ability, and brain ventricle sizes [ 21].
Alternatively, the assumption that mild vitamin B-12 deficiency is very likely to progress to more severe clinical deficiency may be erroneous (9).
Fifth, in comparison to previous studies that examined the association between iron deficiency and febrile seizures in other regions, it is likely that children in this study had more severe iron deficiency.
Women with hypopituitarism with concomitant AI have a more severe androgen deficiency than those with primary AI.
ZRT2 is unusual among Zap1 target genes in that it is induced by mild zinc limitation and repressed by more severe zinc deficiency [ 17].
Nonsurvivors also showed more severe acquired deficiency of anticoagulant factors at study entry and minimal recovery over the first 7 study days as compared with survivors (Fig. 2).
