Sentence examples for range of deficiency from inspiring English sources
In the range of deficiency 80% of subjects were older than 70 y and 69% of subjects younger than 50.
Having vitamin D levels in the range of deficiency (<20 ng/ml) significantly increased the risk of secondary hyperparathyroidism (O.R., 2.38; 95% CI, 1.38-4.1; p < 0.01).
Only 8% of all subjects had values of 30 ng/ml or more, 75% had values in the range of deficiency therein 10% subjects with values lower than 7 ng/ml.
The PREDICT GHD cohort reflects this range of deficiency within the GH IGF axis; children with severe GHD are represented, but also children with a modest impairment of GH secretion with normal IGF1 and IGFBP3 serum levels.
Assuming normal distribution, this suggests that approximately half of the population in these studies is deficient in vitamin D, which agrees with the estimated range of deficiencies among older adults.
Its armed forces have a range of deficiencies, including a shortage of pilots and lackluster military budgets, that buying big-ticket weapons will not solve.
Mr. Thornsley said he had noticed a range of deficiencies, from equipment maintenance to operation, as well as a decline in image quality.
The imbalance could arise from any of a range of deficiencies or spontaneous errors, but it is appealing to consider the decatenation checkpoint because of its deficiency in wild-type stem and progenitor cells.
The task forces also identified a large range of deficiencies that would need to be addressed for MakCHS to better play an even more effective role in the health sector, including more stable sources of funding to develop critical systems for grants management, infrastructure development, and to ensure that faculty and student incentives are aligned with the mission of the College.
In addition a large proportion of its population faces a range of iodine deficiency disorders (IDD).
In addition to T1264G and 1444delA, a range of CD36 deficiency alleles have been reported in populations of African origin.
