Sentence examples for resultant deficiency from inspiring English sources

The resultant deficiency in ergosterol compromises cell wall integrity and contributes to impaired growth and/or death of the pathogen.

Excessive bioavailability of Zn either due to genetic predisposition or its high concentration in diet has been linked to increase in the prevalence of hypertension (HT) implicating the resultant deficiencies of Cu and Mg as its cause in some populations.

The resultant deficiencies of the skeletal foundation contribute to the stigmata of the aging face.

This study addressed the views of trainees in one Deanery in the United Kingdom in the largest hospital based speciality (anaesthesia) on what they consider to be training opportunities as well as how the EWTD has affected their training, their lives outside work and how resultant deficiencies in training could be improved.

Energy deficits with resultant oestrogen deficiency leads to abnormal bone remodelling placing energy deficient postmenopausal athletes at risk [21].

Despite the use of recombinant erythropoietin, anemia remains a significant problem for patients with end-stage renal disease, in part related to chronic dialysis-related blood loss and resultant iron deficiency.

Herein we report that primary beta-cell dysfunction and resultant absolute insulin deficiency may contribute to the development of CIH in select critically ill children, contrasting the current dogma in adults that CIH is primarily due to elevations in resistance of peripheral tissues to insulin.

Strong epidemiological and experimental evidence links folate deficiency and resultant hyperhomocysteinemia with cognitive decline and neurodegeneration.

These data imply that GCase deficiency and resultant substrate accumulation stimulated multiple immune response genes.

Yeast mutants with total or partial FECH activity deficiency and resultant protoporphyrin accumulation have been isolated [ 63].

This has been postulated to be related to both insulin deficiency (with resultant protein catabolism and malnutrition) and the influence of hyperglycemia on inflammation and infection.