Sentence examples for such a deficiency from inspiring English sources
It seemed unlikely that this well-nourished young man could have such a deficiency.
But such a deficiency "solidified the importance of having a really functional kitchen," he said.
One source of such a deficiency, called secondary, is interference with absorption of the vitamin.
Those who think of Roiphe as one of the most dazzling writers around (I am one) will perhaps be surprised to find such a deficiency in her – and by the way she seems to acknowledge it.
Ideally, it would be a team whose current roster is likely to win about 88 games next year, one with a clear vacancy in its starting rotation and perhaps one with defensive shortcomings, because Sabathia's high strikeout rate would help counteract such a deficiency.
When such a deficiency does develop, parathyroid hormone and vitamin D act to transfer calcium from the bones in order to maintain the mineral's all-important presence in the bloodstream.
ILCs can respond to changes in nutrients such as Vitamin A, deficiency of which leads to reduced ILC3s but increased ILC2s in intestines and is associated with defective antibacterial immunity but enhanced anti-helminth immunity (Spencer et al., 2014).
Besides, in my experience, the people who insist most loudly that they never suffered from such-and-such a deficiency share one other quality: They're all lying.
11 45 WHO guidelines state that primaquine should not be given to individuals with such a severe deficiency. 1 29 G6Pdeficiencycy has X-linked inheritance, making the deficiency more variable in women.
The general condition of the body is of value in diagnosing diseases that cause excessive leanness (emaciation), including certain cancers, or other chronic diseases, such as a deficiency in the output of the adrenal glands or tuberculosis.
It can often be the case where a particular in vitro system cannot address or mimic a specific type of toxicity due to some inherent limitation such as a deficiency or absence of a particular cell type, biochemical pathway or nuclear transcription factor related to a compound's MOA.
