Sentence examples for systemic deficits from inspiring English sources

Severe injury produces local and systemic deficits that can lead to skeletal muscle wasting and weakness, immune dysfunction, infection, and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS), with subsequent morbidity and mortality [1].

This study aims to understand local healthcare worker (HCW) perspectives on causes of challenges in the referral of obstetric cases in rural Ghana, focusing on type II and III delays, and to identify potential strategies identified by these front-line providers to help address systemic deficits.

Dutt acknowledges this limitation of the study but argues that "it's highly unlikely that there is a systemic deficit in the quality of just the female applicants worldwide".

Another important question raised by our study is why a systemic deficit in complex I function results in selective neurodegeneration.

Population medicine in this instance involves knowing about the systems of care, knowing that the problem identified in one patient is likely to be reflected in another in the same setting either because the problem reflects a systemic deficit in how patient care is provided or reflects the infectiousness of the bugs that are endemic to a given care environment.

This cascade of rapidly escalating immune warfare can interrupt blood flow, create systemic oxygen deficits, precipitate blood clots, and damage and shut down multiple organ systems, all at once.

Patients with GBM have been shown to have systemic immune deficits, with lymphopenia of natural killer (NK) and CD4+ T cells, and dysregulation of cytokine profiles.

The hole in Britain's economy is our systemic trade deficit.

However, she also addressed the possibility that Burbank's future may be a story that may have some difficult times if the systemic budget deficit is not addressed.

Council members opted to put in place a short-term halt to hiring as a way to avoid permanent staffing cuts while officials figured out how to address the city's systemic budget deficit.

The evolution of lactate measurement followed the early studies of Huckabee [ 7, 8] who, largely on the basis of earlier investigations in exercise physiology and based on measurements of both serum pyruvate and lactate values, clarified the value of the so-called excess lactate as a quantitator corresponding to the systemic oxygen deficit [ 4].