Sentence examples for said deficiency from inspiring English sources

Margaret Rayman, professor of nutritional medicine at the University of Surrey, who led the study published in The Lancet, said deficiency of iodine had been widespread in the UK until the 1960s.

The AO nail with an oval proximal hole provides the dynamic locking and is able to overcome the said deficiency [ 2] to some extent but it relies on muscular forces and the weight bearing for the compression, with no inherent compression of the device itself.

"To this day," Dr. Hotchkiss said, "deficiencies are common in the Andes of Peru, and goiterism in its worst form, which also causes mental retardation in offspring, is frequently seen.

The solutions are a specialized time series databases based on open-source technologies and a smart data model to overcome said deficiencies.

He said "deficiencies" at the ground were well known and it failed to meet minimum safety standards.

A spokesman for the hospital acknowledged there had been lapses in the standard of care provided, saying deficiencies would be rectified and all the recommendations taken on board.

Wadler said that deficiency could be demonstrated by an endocrinologist.

As it was already said, water deficiency primarily affects crops through prevention of dry matter accumulation (Karam et al. 2003) due to reduced dry matter development (Lopez et al. 1996).

Leavey said iron deficiency, which can cause fatigue and dizziness, is common among menstruating women, but that an iron supplement (in addition to an iron-rich diet) can help combat that deficiency.

Lucasfilm said any deficiencies or faults in the quality of the surgical instruments were likely to hurt the reputation of Lucasfilm.

Bowe said the deficiencies the scans revealed provided some explanation for Northington's actions – not an excuse, but an extenuating set of circumstances.